How did Miami’s 2026–2027 continuing-student page describe group-size priority and the units students could view during selection?

Record date 2026-10-18 — Content editorial review date, not a new publisher retrieval.

The page is labeled Housing Application for 2026–2027 and describes application and selection steps dated earlier in 2026. These instructions concern that published cycle; they do not establish a currently open process or instructions for a later academic year. Group-size priority and random appointment times do not establish an individual’s appointment or chance of receiving housing. Continuing-student housing is not guaranteed. Unit-viewing descriptions are not current inventory, prices or permission to occupy a room, and the guide does not determine a student’s housing eligibility.

The page describes appointment times as random within a group-size priority sequence: groups of three or four, then two, then one. The unit choices shown depend on group size; that sequence is not a housing guarantee.

Miami’s page says selection appointment times are issued at random with priority based on roommate-group size. Groups of three and four go first and see units that accommodate their size; the page says they cannot view one- or two-bedroom units. Groups of two follow, then groups of one. For a student selecting alone, the page describes a unit labeled “1:1” or a place in a four-bedroom unit where a group of three is willing to accept a random roommate. It says groups of two and four would not have appointment times at the same time under that setup. The planning tips advise group members to identify who has the earliest appointment and have that person lead their selection process. These are the published sequencing and viewing rules, not confirmation of an appointment, unit choice or housing assignment.