Undergraduate Stats | Student Housing

Undergraduate Housing Draw Statistics

Notes from the 2013 Draw:

During the Draw, we assign all of the spaces we have available on campus. This year, approximately 95% of the students who applied for Autumn Quarter housing received an assignment in the Draw. We assign as many students as possible each year during this first round of assignments. The remaining guaranteed students are assigned in the waiting list round and later in the summer if necessary. Fortunately, we know that additional spaces will open up on campus throughout the summer, which will allow us to assign all remaining guaranteed students as long as they indicate their continued desire for assignment by applying for the next housing assignment round (waiting list) before July 7th.
The additional undergraduate applications for the Draw this year were due, in part, to a larger freshmen class applying for their sophomore year of housing. There were also increases in junior and senior applications. The demand for on campus housing has increased over the past few years; these increases in demand can be attributed to a rise in the number of fifth year students (unguaranteed) seeking on-campus housing, higher enrollment (especially with the class of 2016), and an increasingly competitive local rental market.
Admissions accepted fewer freshmen for next year to offset the larger number of freshmen admitted into the class of 2016, so we were able to assign an additional 81 upperclassmen in this Draw compared to 2012.
R&DE Student Housing has been able to meet the guarantee of housing to students every year and we will do so again this year. A surprising number of vacancies open up over the summer as students cancel their housing assignments to go abroad and take leaves of absence. Additionally, the number of incoming freshmen and transfers decreases as students defer their acceptance or withdraw. This allows us to assign many guaranteed students on campus during the waiting list round which is held in July.

Statistics

Assignment Statistics		Applied for Housing	Assigned to Housing	Not assigned but Guaranteed	Not assigned and no longer Guaranteed (restricted choices)	Not assigned and out of guarantee years	Total not assigned to housing	Draw number of last person assigned
2013	Men	2237	2105	85	6	41	132	2734 Guaranteed
	Women	2050	1930	89	3	28	120	2745 Guaranteed
	Total	4287	4035	174	9	69	252
2012	Men	2143	2018	71	13	41	125	2871 Guaranteed
	Women	2026	1936	54	6	30	90	2818 Guaranteed
	Total	4169	3954	125	19	71	215
2011	Men	2138	2057	45	11	25	81	2842 Guaranteed
	Women	2037	1959	34	14	30	78	2820 Guaranteed
	Total	4175	4016	79	25	55	159
2010	Men	2037	1983	22	5	27	54	2931 Guaranteed
	Women	2068	2022	26	3	17	46	2943 Guaranteed
	Total	4105	4005	48	8	44	100
2009	Men	2005	1919	46	5	35	86	2905 Guaranteed
	Women	2079	2012	43	3	21	67	2883 Guaranteed
	Total	4084	3931	89	8	56	153
2008	Men	1955	1862	58	5	30	93	2892 Guaranteed
	Women	2043	1959	64	6	14	84	2813 Guaranteed
	Total	3998	3821	122	11	44	177
2007	Men	1959	1888	39	4	21	64	2878 Guaranteed
	Women	1990	1914	37	9	21	67	2845 Guaranteed
	Total	3949	3795	76	13	42	131
2006	Men	1982	1920	26	7	29	62	2923 Guaranteed
	Women	1896	1854	23	2	17	42	2899 Guaranteed
	Total	3878	3774	49	9	46	104
2005	Men	2044	2003	5	6	36	41	2972 Guaranteed
	Women	1925	1896	7	5	22	29	2936 Guaranteed
	Total	3969	3899	12	11	58	70
2004	Men	1971	1942	0	5	24	29	2996 Guaranteed
	Women	1954	1950	0	2	2	4	3500 No Guarantee remaining
	Total	3925	3892	0	7	26	33
2003	Men	1920	1896	1	2	21	24	2990 Guaranteed
	Women	1969	1959	0	0	10	10	3008 No Guarantee remaining
	Total	3889	3855	1	2	31	34

Important Notes for Cutoff Number Charts A cutoff in italics, followed by an asterisk (*), indicates a split group — that is, some, but not all, students with this number could make it into the residence. In general, anyone with a number and guarantee pool code beyond the cutoff for "Any Residence" is outside the "assignable pool" and will not be assigned anywhere. Only the "individual" cutoff for "Any Residence" is relevant here. A cutoff value of "ALL" means that any individual or group in the assignable pool (that is, within the cutoff for "Any Residence") could make it into the residence.

Spring 2013 Undergraduate Waitlist Statistics

Overall Cut-off Numbers

Male	Female
No cut off	No cut off


Housing Status Explanation

Status Level		Description	Result
First Level	E	Students returning from a Stanford away program (Bing Overseas, Stanford in Washington) with guarantee years remaining. Guaranteed Housing	These students are guaranteed housing. 100% of the men and women in this category were assigned.
Second Level	G	Students with guarantee years remaining but not returning from a Stanford away program. Guaranteed Housing	These students are guaranteed housing but students in Level E are given a priority for housing over students at this level. 100% of students in this category were assigned.
Third Level	I	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their choices on their Waitlist applications. Not Guaranteed Housing.	These students are not guaranteed housing. No students in this level were assigned.
Fourth Level	N	Students who have already used all their guaranteed years of housing. Not Guaranteed Housing.	These students are not guaranteed housing. 100% of students in this level were assigned.

Students Seeking Assignment
			Male	Female	Total
Applied for Assignment
	E	Students returning from a Stanford away program (Bing Overseas, Stanford in Washington) with guarantee years remaining. Guaranteed Housing	66	98	164
	G	Students with guarantee years remaining but not returning from a Stanford away program. Guaranteed Housing	22	9	31
	I	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their choices on their Waitlist applications. Not Guaranteed Housing.	1	3	4
	N	Students who have already used all of their guaranteed years of housing. Not Guaranteed Housing.	4	1	5
		Total	93	111	204
Assigned		Total	92	108	200
Not Assigned
	E	Students returning from a Stanford away program (Bing Overseas, Stanford in Washington) with guarantee years remaining. Guaranteed Housing	0	0	0
	G	Students with guarantee years remaining but not returning from a Stanford away program. Guaranteed Housing	0	0	0
	I	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their choices on their Waitlist applications. Not Guaranteed Housing.	1	3	4
	N	Students who have already used all of their guaranteed years of housing. Not Guaranteed Housing.	0	0	0
		Total	1	3	4

Winter 2013 Undergraduate Waitlist Statistics

Overall Cut-off Numbers

Male	Female
1132G	704G

Note: Because only juniors and seniors can live in Oak Creek, some Status Level E sophomores were unassigned in this round.
Housing Status Explanation

Status Level		Description	Result
First Level	E	Students returning from a Stanford away program (Bing Overseas, Stanford in Washington) with guarantee years remaining. Guaranteed Housing	These students are guaranteed housing. 97.8% of the men and women in this category were assigned.
Second Level	G	Students with guarantee years remaining but not returning from a Stanford away program. Guaranteed Housing	These students are guaranteed housing but students in Level E are given a priority for housing over students at this level. 32% of students in this category were assigned.
Third Level	I	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their choices on their Waitlist applications. Not Guaranteed Housing.	These students are not guaranteed housing. No students in this level were assigned.
Fourth Level	N	Students who have already used all their guaranteed years of housing. Not Guaranteed Housing.	These students are not guaranteed housing. No students in this level were assigned.

Students Seeking Assignment
			Male	Female	Total
Applied for Assignment
	E	Students returning from a Stanford away program (Bing Overseas, Stanford in Washington) with guarantee years remaining. Guaranteed Housing	112	161	273
	G	Students with guarantee years remaining but not returning from a Stanford away program. Guaranteed Housing	31	37	68
	I	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their choices on their Waitlist applications. Not Guaranteed Housing.	6	3	9
	N	Students who have already used all of their guaranteed years of housing. Not Guaranteed Housing.	8	2	10
		Total	157	203	360
Assigned		Total	122	167	289
Not Assigned
	E	Students returning from a Stanford away program (Bing Overseas, Stanford in Washington) with guarantee years remaining. Guaranteed Housing	2	4	6
	G	Students with guarantee years remaining but not returning from a Stanford away program. Guaranteed Housing	19	27	46
	I	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their choices on their Waitlist applications. Not Guaranteed Housing.	6	3	9
	N	Students who have already used all of their guaranteed years of housing. Not Guaranteed Housing.	8	2	10
		Total	35	36	71

Autumn 2012 Undergraduate Waitlist Statistics.

Overall Cut-off Numbers

Male	Female
2988	2952

Housing Status Explanation

Status Level		Description	Result
First Level	G	Students who selected on their Waitlist applications that they were willing to live in any residence for which they were eligible.	These students are guaranteed housing. 61% of the men and women in this category were assigned.
Second Level	H	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their application choices on either their Draw or Waitlist application.	These students are not guaranteed housing but are assigned before students in Level N. No students in this level were assigned.
Third Level	N	Students who have already used all of their guaranteed years of housing.	These students are not guaranteed housing. No students in this level were assigned.

Students Seeking Assignment
			Male	Female	Total
Applied for Assignment
	G	Students who selected on their Waitlist applications that they were willing to live in any residence for which they were eligible. Guaranteed Housing.	74	68	142
	H	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their application choices on either their Draw or Waitlist application. Not Guaranteed Housing.	14	4	18
	N	Students who have already used all of their guaranteed years of housing. Not Guaranteed Housing.	28	23	51
		Total			211
Assigned		Total	55	31	86
Not Assigned
	G	Students who selected on their Waitlist applications that they were willing to live in any residence for which they were eligible. Guaranteed Housing.	19	37	56
	H	Students with guarantee years remaining who restricted their application choices on either their Draw or Waitlist application. Not Guaranteed Housing.	14	4	18
	N	Students who have already used all of their guaranteed years of housing. Not Guaranteed Housing.	28	23	51
		Total			125

Students Seeking Reassignment
			Male	Female	Total
Applied for Reassignment		Students assigned in first round who were attempting to get a more preferred assignment during the waiting list.	52	43	95
Reassigned		Students who were reassigned to a more preferred residence	37	25	62
Not Reassigned		Students who kept their original Draw assignment because their more preferred choice was unavailable.	15	18	33

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