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Application

The application process

You can only be admit­ted to our stu­dent dor­mi­t­ory if you are a regu­lar stu­dent of the sta­te uni­ver­si­ties in Munich; guest stu­dents are gene­ral­ly excluded. In the sel­ec­tion pro­cess, the admis­si­ons com­mit­tee takes into account the applicant’s per­so­na­li­ty, com­mit­ment, eco­no­mic cir­cum­s­tances and social eli­gi­bi­li­ty. Inte­rest in poli­ti­cal issues in the spi­rit of the name our dor­mi­t­ory bears is expec­ted, as well as com­mit­ment to the dor­mi­t­ory com­mu­ni­ty and dor­mi­t­ory self-governance.

Below you will find the appli­ca­ti­on forms for the Geschwis­ter Scholl e.V. stu­dent dor­mi­t­ory and for the Mar­chio­ni­ni stu­dent dor­mi­t­ory, which is co-mana­ged by our admi­nis­tra­ti­on. Plea­se be sure to read the fact sheets as well as the descrip­ti­on of the pro­ba­tio­na­ry peri­od for more infor­ma­ti­on befo­re applying.

The­re is no dead­line for app­ly­ing, as move-in & move-out dates in both resi­dence halls do not depend on semes­ter times. Recei­ved com­ple­te appli­ca­ti­ons will be eva­lua­ted appro­xi­m­ate­ly two months later, you will be infor­med about the result imme­dia­te­ly by e‑mail. In case of a suc­cessful appli­ca­ti­on, you will first be pla­ced on the wai­ting list. You will only recei­ve an offer of a place to live by e‑mail if a room beco­mes available and you are the next on the wai­ting list accor­ding to our allo­ca­ti­on cri­te­ria (male-fema­le-quo­ta, natio­nal-for­eig­ner-quo­ta). The move-in dates are then usual­ly set for the 1st of the fol­lo­wing month, but indi­vi­du­al arran­ge­ments may be possible.

Application documents (German, WIP)

trial period

If you are offe­red a ren­tal con­tract by the admi­nis­tra­ti­on, the peri­od of resi­dence is nor­mal­ly limi­t­ed to 3 years, of which the first year is the so-cal­led tri­al peri­od. In order to eva­lua­te the tri­al peri­od, at the end of the first 6 months after moving in, the hall­way resi­dents are asked about you as a new neigh­bor in an anony­mous sur­vey. It is rele­vant whe­ther you ful­fill your com­mu­ni­ty duties, behave appro­pria­te­ly towards your fel­low resi­dents and par­ti­ci­pa­te in com­mu­ni­ty life. The media­tor depart­ment will eva­lua­te the sur­veys and use them to deci­de whe­ther you have pas­sed the pro­ba­tio­na­ry peri­od and may con­ti­nue to live in the resi­dence hall. If you get along well with your com­mu­ni­ty, pas­sing the pro­ba­tio­na­ry peri­od should not be a problem.

The application process for the extension of residence time

Six months befo­re the end of the regu­lar resi­den­ti­al con­tract peri­od of 3 years, you can app­ly for a resi­den­ti­al exten­si­on. To do so, you must sub­mit an exten­si­on appli­ca­ti­on, sub­mit a half-page let­ter of moti­va­ti­on, and have demons­tra­ted com­mit­ment during the first 3 years to show the requi­red num­ber of HSV points. Sub­se­quent­ly, the home coun­cils con­duct an anony­mous sur­vey among the hall mates about the applicant’s whe­re­a­bouts – simi­lar to the tri­al peri­od. Based on the appli­ca­ti­on, let­ter of moti­va­ti­on, points, sur­vey and pos­si­bly other infor­ma­ti­on, the admis­si­on com­mit­tee deci­des on the appli­ca­ti­on. If the decis­i­on is posi­ti­ve, one can expect a one-year exten­si­on of the lea­se. Seve­ral exten­si­ons can be appli­ed for, but it should be noted that the neces­sa­ry num­ber of HSV points increa­ses with each extension.