<p>Sophomores with a priority number of 230 have a great chance at a single. Most sophomores move off campus. I am not aware of any medical need for a single. Maybe that is what they tell freshman who have high numbers but an actual medical need, that you can overcome your high number only with a doctors order. But the singles in Landis and Gilchrist etc usually go to sophomores who stay in the dorms another year.</p>
<p>When current FSU students get the dorm renewal email, and the site goes live online, you indicate your room preference and your dorm preference. In the past you could indicate on the form that you wanted the single to be a priority over the dorm choice. I would have her go to housing after she submits her housing contract and speak with them as well They are very helpful. And I think she can be hopeful for next year.</p>