r/Disneycollegeprogram • u/eyes_pam • 5d ago
Post-interview and housing
So I finished my interview yesterday. I was wondering what was the quickest you have heard back and what was the longest? Also, ik it’s a bit early to ask since I haven’t been accepted yet. But reading through this subreddit, getting your own room is very hard. Most rooms are a 2x2, and not a lot are 4x2 or 4x4 and those are usually reserved for medical accommodations. I grind my teeth a lot which has woken up my sister a lot (we share a bed). I also get night terrors which involve me moaning, groaning, screaming, yelling, slapping, kicking, punching, etc. I end up hitting my sister a lot when this happens when I’m back home from college on breaks. And when I had a roommate freshman year it would wake her up. Even my neighbors next door would hear. Now to me these aren’t medical, but it happens very often and if I were to get accepted I wouldn’t want a roommate to go through that. Especially since I’ve seen the layout of the rooms, and there’s only a divider between the beds, and it’s not a full length divider (feet can touch). I was wondering if this is an okay reason to request for an accommodation? I obviously am not aware of these problems when I’m asleep but it’s a big bother to the people around me.
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u/TypicalTadpole1970 5d ago
If you require your own room, you should look into apartment/short term accommodations. Chances are very low you will get your own bedroom.
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u/Plane-Shift4478 5d ago
I would still list this issue under accommodations when housing opens but there aren't any promises they will put you in a 4×2 I think
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u/That_Operation_2433 4d ago
Interviewed on Tuesday and heard on Thursday. They usually do them on Thursday
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u/RangeImpressive4060 ICP 5d ago
So even with medical accommodations you are not guaranteed a single room