<p>I did some research on the internet, is Arguello House entirely female as it’s for the women in science and technology living-learning community? Would he be the only male person in that hall? I don’t recall seeing him write down this preference when he submitted his housing preference form so this assignment came as a shock for both of us. I actually have a copy of it and I checked it today. Could this have been a mistake made by the school (mixing up his gender)? Any advice from current UCSB students would be appreciated. Thanks.</p>
<p>Manzanita houses are separated by floors with alternating genders on each one. The women’s community you’re speaking of is likely limited to one floor. Living-learning communities (LLC’s) tend to get their own floor in the dorms, but not the entire dorm.</p>
<p>I don’t know if this helps, but I’m a girl in the LLC “Women in Science and Engineering,” yet I am in Madulce house. There is not one residence hall dedicated to women. I don’t think they’d put him on a women’s floor either 
If I am not wrong, I believe that the floors alternate in gender.</p>
<p>lucky guy.
yea right</p>