	In Montgomery County within commuting distance of campus
	In Montgomery County, but not within commuting distance of campus
	Cheatham County
	Davidson County
	Dickson County
	Robertson County
	Elsewhere in Tennessee
	Christian County, Kentucky
	Elsewhere in Kentucky
	Elsewhere in the US
	In another country

If employed, how many hours per week do you typically work while attending school?

Please check the one response that best expresses your overall satisfaction or dissatisfaction with your housing situation during the current academic year.

SELECT ONE

	Very satisfied
	Satisfied
	Dissatisfied
	Very dissatisfied

Which of the following statements most accurately describes your living situation during the current academic year?

SELECT ONE

	I live in University-owned housing.
	I rent my housing off campus.
	I live with parents/relatives, but I would consider living on campus. (Please skip to Question 21.)
	I live with parents/relatives and I would never consider living on campus. (Please skip to Question 28.)
	I own my home, but I would consider living on campus. (Please skip to Question 21.)
	I own my home and I would never consider living on campus. (Please skip to Question 28.)

Where do you live during the current academic year?

SELECT ONE

University-owned housing
	Blount Hall
	Cross Hall
	Emerald Hill Apartments
	Harvill Hall
	Killebrew Hall
	Meacham Apartments
	Miller Hall
	Rawlins Hall
	Sevier Hall
	Two Rivers Apartments

Non-University-owned housing
	Within walking distance of campus
	In Clarksville, but not within walking distance of campus
	Not in Clarksville, but in the Clarksville area
	Outside of the Clarksville area

Students who rent non-University housing off campus, please answer Questions 11 - 20 based on where you live during this academic year. All others please skip to Question 21.

Tell Us About the Housing You Rent

Please check the one category that best describes the type of housing in which you live while attending classes.

SELECT ONE

	Apartment building Name of apartment complex, if applicable:
	Duplex/Townhouse
	Detached house
	Rented room in a house
	Mobile home
	Other

Please provide your ZIP code:

Including yourself, how many people live in the apartment/house where you live while attending classes?

SELECT ONE

	One
	Two
	Three
	Four
	More than four

Check all the categories that best describe the people that live with you while attending classes.

CHECK ALL THAT APPLY

	None, live alone
	Roommates
	Spouse
	My children
	Parents / Relatives

How many bedrooms and bathrooms are in your apartment/house?

a) Bedrooms

SELECT ONE

	One
	Two
	Three
	Four
	More than four
	None - an efficiency

b) Baths

SELECT ONE

	One
	One and a half
	Two
	Two and a half
	Three
	More than three

Do you share a bedroom with someone other than your spouse or child?

SELECT ONE

	Yes
	No

What is your lease term?

SELECT ONE

	Academic year
	Semester
	Twelve months
	Six months
	Month-to-month
	Other

Do you rent your unit

SELECT ONE

	Furnished
	Unfurnished
	Partially furnished

Housing Expenses

Which of the following statements most accurately describes your living situation during the academic year?

SELECT ONE

	I live with my parent/guardian in their home and contribute toward my living expenses.
	I do NOT live with my parent/guardian; I live on my own or with roommate(s) in a rented dwelling.
	I do NOT live with my parent/guardian; I live with my spouse/partner and/or children in a rented dwelling.

In question 19 above, students who chose "live with parents/guardians" or "live on my own or with roommates in a rented dwelling" enter your share of the following living expenses. Students who chose "live with my spouse/partner and/or children" enter your total monthly expenses.

Rent	$
Basic cable	$
Internet service	$
Electricity	$
Gas	$
Water/ sewer	$
Local telephone	$
Trash removal	$
Parking	$
Total	$

Tell Us What You Think About the Proposed Housing

Following are two floor plans for new apartment-style housing. The housing will be located along University Avenue at the intersection of Franklin Street. Assume that all units are furnished, and all prices include cable TV and high speed internet access. Utilities and local phone service are not included in the rent. Leases will be for 12 months; subletting in the summer will be allowed. Common amenities would include outdoor swimming pool, sand volleyball, tennis courts, and retail shops with bars and restaurants. Please rank the following two floor plans, selecting not more than one as "preferred".

Floor Plan	Plan (Click on the image to enlarge the plan)	Monthly Rent per Student	Selection
Floor Plan	Plan (Click on the image to enlarge the plan)	12 Month Lease	Preferred	Acceptable	Would Not Live There
Four-Single Bedroom Apartment 4 students, 1 in each bedroom, share 2 baths, living room and full kitchen with apartment-mates		$101 per student, per month
Two-Single Bedroom Apartment 2 students, 1 in each bedroom, share 1 bath, living area, and full kitchen with apartment-mate		$201 per student, per month

Would you be interested in an academic year (9-month) lease if the rent on a monthly basis was 25% higher than the rent for a 12-month lease (e.g., a 9-month lease for the four-bedroom unit would be $440 per month per student and the two-bedroom would be $560 per month, per student)?

SELECT ONE

	I prefer an academic year (9-month) lease.
	I prefer a 12-month lease

Please indicate how influential each of the following features would be on your interest in living in the proposed housing.

Game room
Social/TV lounge
Meeting space
Study areas
24-hour computer room w/network access
Outdoor swimming pool
Sand volleyball
Tennis courts
Retail shops
In-unit washer and dryer
Common laundry facilities
High-speed Internet connection to campus network
Fitness center/weight room

Do you have the use of a car during the academic year?

SELECT ONE

	Yes
	No

If you answered "Yes" to Question 24, please indicate your opinion on the following parking options. Please select only one as "preferred".

Personal space on site for an extra $25/month
Free on an adjacent block
Free on nearby campus lots
Free on the street surrounding the housing

If the two floor plans above would have been available to you when you were deciding where to live this past fall semester (2002) with the configuration you selected above and at the price listed, and with your desired features, please check the one answer that reflects your interest most closely.

SELECT ONE

	I definitely would have lived there. (Please skip to Comments.)
	I might have lived there (50/50 chance).
	I probably would not have lived there (less than 50/50 chance).
	I would not have lived there.

If you selected either "definitely would have lived there" or "might have lived there" from Question 26, how long do you think you would stay in the housing?

SELECT ONE

	One year
	Two years
	Three years
	More than three years

If you are not interested in living in the proposed housing, please check all the reasons why.

CHECK ALL THAT APPLY

	Prefer an academic year lease
	Prefer to live in existing University housing
	Prefer to live elsewhere off campus
	Not suitable for students with spouse/partner
	Not suitable for students with children
	Too expensive
	Location of my job is inconvenient to the University
	Concern about level of rules and regulations
	Already own home
	I live at home with family
	Some other reason (please specify)

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