The Official 2013 Fall/Fall Advantage Thread!!

Are roommates accommodating with diseases? Because I have a disease called Cystic Fibrosis and the medications I take are very expensive and require refrigeration. I also have another machine that must be used for my disease. It's about the size of a big snack box, it must be used everyday and it takes 30 minutes to use a day. What it does is shakes my chest (I put it on like a life jacket) and it shakes my chest. So it makes a bit of noise, but not enough to hear outside of a room (you could maybe hear it faintly).

Most people are human and are understanding of medical issues. I have an autoimmune disease and as a result I really need to sleep 7-8 hours a night. Early on in the program they were really rude and kept me awake late at night because they were so loud. Eventually they calmed down. I also had medication that had to be refrigerated. No one ever touched it. If they did I would have contacted housing. (You can get termed for stealing food, so I would imagine tampering with someone's medication would get you the same fate)

My suggestion is to be open and honest with your roommates about your condition. Explain what you need to do to treat it and how it affects you. Like I said most people will have no problems. You could also always try to meet roommates on here or on facebook ahead of time. That way you know they will be understanding of your condition and won't need to worry about it as much.
 
Most people are human and are understanding of medical issues. I have an autoimmune disease and as a result I really need to sleep 7-8 hours a night. Early on in the program they were really rude and kept me awake late at night because they were so loud. Eventually they calmed down. I also had medication that had to be refrigerated. No one ever touched it. If they did I would have contacted housing. (You can get termed for stealing food, so I would imagine tampering with someone's medication would get you the same fate)

My suggestion is to be open and honest with your roommates about your condition. Explain what you need to do to treat it and how it affects you. Like I said most people will have no problems. You could also always try to meet roommates on here or on facebook ahead of time. That way you know they will be understanding of your condition and won't need to worry about it as much.

It's nice to see that someone can relate to me. Thanks for all the help you've been!
 
I have a friend with Cystic Fibrosis so I'm fairly familiar with the treatments! I'm sure that if you explain your situation to potential roommates they will be very understanding. Anyone who isn't probably isn't good roommate material! :thumbsup2

That's awesome :) not to many people know what CF is haha
 
Does anyone know of any acceptances past the few attractions people that went out on Thursday? It seemed like we'd be hearing more people get their letters by now.
 

ruckelc said:
Does anyone know of any acceptances past the few attractions people that went out on Thursday? It seemed like we'd be hearing more people get their letters by now.

Haven't heard anything today... But waiting patiently! (Sort of)
 
my interview is Friday and I still don't have my top 3! The roles I put high interest were character attendant, photopass, merchandise, hospitality and bbb. Since bbb is so hard I probably won't pick that but otherwise I'm not sure. character attendant would be so fun but I'm also not that outgoing so I don't know how good I'd be.
 
How long is the whole process and what is the whole process of becoming an intern for the culinary program?
 
Also, what's the fall advantage and spring advantage? What's different from just the fall and spring? From what I understand, there are fall, fall advantage, spring, and spring advantage, correct?
 
Also, what's the fall advantage and spring advantage? What's different from just the fall and spring? From what I understand, there are fall, fall advantage, spring, and spring advantage, correct?

The Fall and Spring advantage programs are longer and include part of the summer.
 
Well I just got done with my phone interview!! I think it went pretty well, it lasted about 20 minutes and she asked a lot about the lifeguard role (maybe a good thing?). Hopefully the wait won't be too long!!

oh and I'm Jenn, a senior psychology major at the University of South Florida! (: 17 year seasonal passholder! Woo!
 
Hey everyone! My name is Lauren and I am a 24 year old graduate student. I am super excited because my sister and I both just got accepted to Fall Advantage for Full Service Food and Beverage!!!! I didn't think they were going to send any acceptances today!!! Good luck to everyone!!!
 
Many congratulations to all those that were, and continue to be accepted!

Well I just got done with my phone interview!! I think it went pretty well, it lasted about 20 minutes and she asked a lot about the lifeguard role (maybe a good thing?). Hopefully the wait won't be too long!!

oh and I'm Jenn, a senior psychology major at the University of South Florida! (: 17 year seasonal passholder! Woo!
Hey Jenn, congratulations on an excellent job with your interview! If you connect with your recruiter, it's definitely a plus. It show's that you're interested and at least devoted to going the extra mile for information.

Just keep busy with school and your usual activities, and time will take care of the rest.

Have a Most Magical Day! :smickey:
 
My phone interview isn't until Friday : /. Which all of these acceptances being sent out does that lower my chances of getting in?
 












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