Housing Lottery

Spring 2009

We know from experience that Lottery can be a confusing and stressful time, but it doesn't have to be. So as you begin the process of choosing a space for the 2009-10 academic year, there are three things that will make Lottery rewarding (and more bearable!) for you.

1. ASK QUESTIONS. Stop by the Campus Life Office (across from Founder's Computer Lab), call us at x7527, or e-mail us at lottery@knox.edu.

Lottery Calendar: Key dates for the 2009-10 lottery
Lottery Numbers: How we generate your lottery number
Lottery FAQ: More on how to find the room and roommate you want

2. THINK ABOUT where you want to live and talk to others about it.

Residence Halls: Suite and room info on Knox's 12 halls
Apartments: Rooms in Hamblin Hall and 240 W. Tompkins (Exec) and 284 W. Tompkins (Tompkins)
Houses: Six campus houses are available to students
Cultural Centers: International House, ABLE House and Casa Latina

3. KEEP YOUR OPTIONS OPEN. Do not go into the Lottery process with just one place in mind to live next year. Make a priority list of three or four different areas. That way if you don't receive your first choice, you have other ideas in mind.

Housing Options: Complete guide to residential halls and houses at Knox
Forms and Applications: How to sign up for specific housing options