Jul 06, 2016 10:27 AM EDT By Michael Lagura, UniversityHerald Reporter

The Pennsylvania State University presents specific room assignment for freshmen students coming this fall! The university with all pride once again presents its most organized and effective room and home assigning system, managing more than 14,500 rooms in an annual basis- the all-new and cutting-edge academic eLiving Housing System!

The eLiving Housing System had long been tapped by the university due to its pursuit of efficient and convenient house administering of the students wishing to live inside the academe, the Penn State News (re: Housing Request) reported.  

Besides the countless benefits offered by having to live in the academe, especially when one's residence is situated outside the state, the room and home quality by the eLiving Housing System proved to be utterly sophisticated, the Penn State News (re: Fall room assignment) reported.

As per order in 2013, the students who wish to live on campus are thereby requested to submit a house contract request, the Penn State News (re: Housing Request) again reported.  

In addition to the luxurious services, the PennState surprises newcomers with a line saying, "are you ready to #LiveTheTradition?"

Eventually, PennState's academic campaign contains an inbound link that is soon to reveal the fall room assignments.

Jennifer Garvin, the director of Ancillary Services was actually the playing figure who insisted that the fall room assignment be released the soonest.

Her main intention is to give leeway to the incoming students to swap rooms and choose roommates.

And so, the schedule for the intended room assignment was eventually announced yesterday for a July 18 (Monday) 9am-posting, the PSU reported.

By all means, the "swapping feature" in the room assignment highlights the surprise!

Leaving high school and entering the academe for the first time can be a most overwhelming phase in a student's life. The Ancillary Services and Home Administration department in PennState acknowledges very strongly the weight of the choices a student had to face to pursue academics, choosing a home is part of them, the Penn State News (re: Fall room assignment) again reported.

Thus, with the available technology, all credits to the eLiving Housing System, home gets never too far from college after all, the PSU again reported. 

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