> If you are approved for an extended stay or housing over spring break, you are permitted to stay. That statement is pretty vague though. At my university you

> If you are approved for an extended stay or housing over spring break, you are permitted to stay. That statement is pretty vague though. At my university you had to apply to stay in the dorms during breaks and I think there was an additional fee involved. I'm sure most of the students were planning on leaving, but now they have 4 day gap between when they have to leave and when they were planning on leaving. At my university, I believe only students in the condo style units with personal entrances were allowed to stay by default. Navigating the bureaucracy of an institution like this can be difficult for a young person, especially one with a busy schedule and short notice.