It's hard enough to afford UT as it is. This proves that UT is more interested in the volume of new students instead of the retention of old.
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Andrea Diaz
11 years ago
This is not fair for any returning students. I bet you will have alot of transferring students the next year.
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Jack Young
11 years ago
I don't like this
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Marchena Chendeka
11 years ago
The University of Tampa is not putting the interests of their current students first. They are shifting all their focus to future students only. They keep implementing rules and policies with zero regard for how it will impact current students.
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Lauren Belloff
11 years ago
As a freshman in the hotel I am not looking to be possibly placed in the hotel AGAIN
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Huseyin Atakan Keskin
11 years ago
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Michael Borkan
11 years ago
Please don't ask me or my family for anymore donations at anytime until this matter is resolved and reversed.
Yours truly, Michael and Maryanne Borkan, Parents of Matthew Borkan
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Suzi hammer
11 years ago
That is not fair. Your upper class men deseve some benefits!
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Jessia Burgess
11 years ago
Housing should be based on seniority and the amount of credits a student has. This new policy may seem like an awesome way to get new student freshman through the doors, but what about when the freshman become the upper classmen? This is no way to treat those dedicated to the school; you're going to lose students.
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Christian Hamlett
11 years ago
This is absolutely ridiculous!
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Philaire Victor
11 years ago
It is inconsiderate to the people to give away the right of upper-class students to choose the dorm they would like to live in because they have been living, studying, and for some others representing the university during athletic events for a longer time period.
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Ronnye Grueber
11 years ago
How to lose SENIORS in the final year of school at UT. This is crazy
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Tracy Roman
11 years ago
The upperclassmen were promised university housing since their first visit on campus during their senior years. It is unethical and unconscionable that the housing policy has been suddenly reversed. Those students who have lived on campus for 3 years should be grandfathered and allowed to select their housing by seniority. This is no way to build a loyal (and giving) base of alumni and parents.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I'm so glad i am gonna be done with this school coming may, but this is not fair for those who are currernly in their sophomore and junior year.
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Taylor
11 years ago
Generally the upperclassmen should have favor over the underclassmen. At UT it seems they reward the new student instead of the loyal 3-4 year student.
this makes no sense.
Stop it now!
I don't approve of the new housing rule
omg
It's hard enough to afford UT as it is. This proves that UT is more interested in the volume of new students instead of the retention of old.
This is not fair for any returning students. I bet you will have alot of transferring students the next year.
I don't like this
The University of Tampa is not putting the interests of their current students first. They are shifting all their focus to future students only. They keep implementing rules and policies with zero regard for how it will impact current students.
As a freshman in the hotel I am not looking to be possibly placed in the hotel AGAIN
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Please don't ask me or my family for anymore donations at anytime until this matter is resolved and reversed. Yours truly, Michael and Maryanne Borkan, Parents of Matthew Borkan
That is not fair. Your upper class men deseve some benefits!
Housing should be based on seniority and the amount of credits a student has. This new policy may seem like an awesome way to get new student freshman through the doors, but what about when the freshman become the upper classmen? This is no way to treat those dedicated to the school; you're going to lose students.
This is absolutely ridiculous!
It is inconsiderate to the people to give away the right of upper-class students to choose the dorm they would like to live in because they have been living, studying, and for some others representing the university during athletic events for a longer time period.
How to lose SENIORS in the final year of school at UT. This is crazy
The upperclassmen were promised university housing since their first visit on campus during their senior years. It is unethical and unconscionable that the housing policy has been suddenly reversed. Those students who have lived on campus for 3 years should be grandfathered and allowed to select their housing by seniority. This is no way to build a loyal (and giving) base of alumni and parents.
I'm so glad i am gonna be done with this school coming may, but this is not fair for those who are currernly in their sophomore and junior year.
Generally the upperclassmen should have favor over the underclassmen. At UT it seems they reward the new student instead of the loyal 3-4 year student.
This just doesn't even make sense nor is it fair.