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Yes I also received the same email.

Yup I got the email... we'll hear from them on Friday. Looks like a hotel for us.

You still do 4 units per semester in a double degree, so I don't see how it is anymore rigorous than a single degree.

Lol $380 to live at UniLodge? Even living in an apartment 20 minutes away from the Melbourne CBD with a pool, tennis courts and gym costs about the same! Talk about a TOTAL RIP OFF.

Agreed. I read through some of the other threads from previous years and people were having the exact same problems. I think last year or in 2008, ANU had no vacancies left, so a lot of people ended up getting put into a hotel, motel and other off campus accommodation. In fact, I saw some people...

Probably go on the 13th or 14th, just before O-Week. Still no accommodation offer as of yet (apparently they have a crisis this year), so still an uncertain future for me ...

I also have no accommodation offer at the moment, although it says I am being considered for UniLodge. However going by your comments, it seems I, along with a few others will not be getting into any ANU halls or UniLodge. Edit: I saw on the FAQ by Davo that they will sometimes end up putting...

Yes I'm in exactly the same situation as you. I think I will give them a call if I don't get an accom offer by mid-day tomorrow.

Same here. Glad I'm not the only one.

I haven't got my accommodation offer yet either... Surely tomorrow is the day?

Well since undergrad degrees all take 4 years to complete in the US, that would be 240k USD...

In the same boat as you.

Dang I still haven't got my accom offer yet... I'm prob one of the last ppl to get an offer lol

Haven't got mine either.

Dang I haven't got my accommodation offer yet... Hopefully will get it tomorrow?

Haven't got mine either. Should get it on Friday or next Monday for sure.

I think there will be many 1st years in UniLodge, so as long as you get out there and make an effort to be social then I don't think it will be that bad at all. And as for defering, I highly advise you DON'T defer. What if you don't get into any of your college preferences next year? You would...

Thats good, gives me more time to sort out my finances/options etc.

I know of people who got an ATAR between 70-80 and worked very hard to achieve a D or HD average in order to transfer to a better University or to another course such as Law. So in my opinion, your ATAR has little to do with the marks you'll get in Uni. In my honest opinion, its not "harder" in...

I don't think its a first come first serve basis, I think they try to balance their college communities according to interests, gender, academic abilitiy, sporting ability etc. I mean if 90% of the college were males while the other 10% were females simply because the males all happened to apply...