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Prior to any football tickets going on sale, the University will communicate the capacity for Notre Dame Stadium and other campus events surrounding a football weekend. Eligible lottery participants will have the opportunity to purchase tickets ahead of the 2024 football season before they go on sale to the general public.

What gifts count toward eligibility in the Notre Dame Football Ticket Lottery?

Any gift you make to Notre Dame is credited toward your eligibility in the lottery. Corporate matching gifts, deferred gifts, and season ticket annual memberships do not count toward eligibility.

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In addition to participating in the Notre Dame Football Ticket Lottery, are there other ways to obtain football tickets?

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Floor plans for the 2023 lottery are available here. There is also a sorted list of available rooms available in the sheet below. Please note that some rooms on the floor plans are not available in the lottery due to accommodations and pre-placements. The list of rooms in the sheet below reflect the rooms that are available for selection in the lottery.

Rising Juniors and Seniors who are interested in learning more about the Off-Campus Housing process are encouraged to attend one of our webinars. For more information, please visit the off-campus housing page or contact offcampusinfo@tufts.edu.

For more information about the off-campus housing process, rising juniors and seniors are encouraged to attend one of our webinars. Please visit the off-campus housing page or contact offcampusinfo@tufts.edu.

Please note that the information below is subject to change dependent on particular needs per University policies and processes such as approved housing accommodations, theme, and special interest communities, RA placements, etc.

All Lake Washington School District students entering 6th grade are welcome to apply and must do so by December 1, 2023. Priority is determined solely by a lottery system so that all who apply have an equal chance to attend. Those who are not chosen will be put on a waitlist. While the lottery is for incoming 6th graders, older students may apply also but will be admitted on a "space available" basis, from an existing waitlist. Furthermore, there is no guarantee of placements beyond 6th grade. Above is a list of dates relating to the student application procedure to ICS.

The Resident Storage (RS) parking permit is only available to first-year students of resident housing with less than 24 credit hours. This permit allows parking on Centennial Campus in the Resident Storage Lots and is sold via a permit lottery.

First-year students with less than 24 completed credit hours who wish to bring their car to campus and are living in Alexander, Bagwell, Becton, Berry, Bowen, Bragaw, Carroll, Gold, Lee, Metcalf, North, Owen, Sullivan, Syme, Tucker, Turlington, Watauga, Welch, Wolf Ridge, and Wood should participate in the permit lottery.

First-year students with any number of credit hours who wish to bring their car to campus and are living in Greek Village, Avent Ferry Complex, ES King Village, Western Manor Apartments, or Wolf Village Apartments should not participate in the permit lottery. Students living in these residence halls may purchase parking permits in close proximity to the residence halls with zero credit hours. Please see the Residential Student Permits section below for more information about these permit types.

Fill out the lottery application online, print and sign the team application form, then mail in the printed and signed application on October 4th, 2023 (not before, not after) to the HTC Office: 7236 SW Durham Road Suite 800, Portland, OR 97224

Which districts you'd be willing to accept a permit in, and if you'd accept a permit in another district if your name is drawn and all of your top choices are filled. See permit allocations for more information.

Note for applicants Age 65+: A recent law change guarantees a moose permit to any Maine resident applicant who is 65 years of age or older or will turn 65 during the calendar year of the hunt, who also has at least 30 points in the lottery system. Be sure to submit your application prior to the deadline and indicate all the seasons and WMDs where you are interested in getting a permit.

Those interested in participating in the adaptive hunt will have the option to indicate so when completing the 2023 moose lottery application. When applying, hunters may not select a season date preference for the adaptive unit. Permit winners will be assigned to hunt in the south or north section of the adaptive unit. View a map of the Adaptive Unit (PDF) or view the boundary description (PDF).

The drawings for resident, nonresident, and adaptive management zone permits will be held separately. Therefore only if an applicant does not receive a traditional permit will they be put into the adaptive unit lottery. If an applicant receives an adaptive unit permit they will lose their bonus points.

If your name is not drawn for a resident or nonresident permit you will be entered in the adaptive unit hunt lottery (unless you indicated you are not interested in the adaptive unit hunt). If you receive an adaptive unit permit you will be assigned a week and either the north or south section of the adaptive unit. Learn more about the adaptive unit hunt.

You may apply in both the lottery and the auction, but can only win one permit. If an auction winner also wins a permit in the public chance drawing, that person is no longer eligible in the auction and their bidding fee and bid amount will be refunded. The 2023 Moose Permit Auction application deadline is February 17, 2023.

Most of these permits will go to Maine residents with valid disabled veteran hunting licenses, drawn at random through a chance lottery. Some may be issued to sponsored Maine Veterans and will not be drawn at lottery, and others may be issued to nonresident disabled veterans who possess a valid big game hunting license and are sponsored by a National Veterans Organization.

McPherson's Lottery will be run on Wednesday, January 31, 2024. You will receive an e-mail from Lotterease by the end of the day on Wednesday, January 31, 2024, regarding your lottery status.

Prospective McPherson students who have siblings currently attending kindergarten through 7th grade at McPherson must submit the required application. If a sibling application is submitted during the general public application window, the application will run with the general public lottery and not given priority.

Parents, please be advised McPherson Magnet School will be using a third-party system, Lotterease, to run our enrollment lottery for transparency and fairness. Since Lotterease is an independent system, the school staff does not have the ability to manipulate or adjust the lottery outcome. In addition, all activity that takes place with your application is tracked in a history log that you can view at any time by logging into the parent portal in Lotterease.

After the application window closes and all applications have been verified, we will upload all applications into Lotterease. At that time, you will receive emails from McPherson_Magnet@lotterease.com that an account has been created for you and your child(ren) and that they were entered into the lottery. You will be able to login to your account and change the password once it is created. For future years, you can use this same account to apply for MCPHERSON MAGNET SCHOOL, so please keep your login information.

After the lottery is run, you will receive an email and a text message if your child was selected, and an email if your child was waitlisted. If your child has been given a lottery spot, you will have 5 calendar days to accept or decline the position. If you choose to accept, the email will explain the next steps to complete enrollment. Should you choose to decline the spot, your name will be removed and the next person on the waitlist will be offered the seat.

That is because Lotterease is an independent automated lottery system that the school uses to manage their lottery and waitlist. Since Lotterease is an independent system, the school staff do not have the ability to manipulate or adjust the lottery outcome. They must work within the requirements of the system.

The system produces randomly selected student lists that have been organized and ranked according to the district's lottery policy. No student shall be denied participation because of a learning disability, handicapping condition or special need. Lottery procedures are determined by Administrative Regulation (AR) 5116(a).

In order to participate in a school or program outside of your child's neighborhood school, an application must be submitted. ASD's online system allows parents to easily apply to the desired school or program. If your child is currently attending a school/program as a result of a lottery placement, a new application is not necessary for that school each year. Your child may continue attending until aging out of the school/program. Parents have the option to apply to multiple school/programs.

Parents/Guardian may check their students' application status at anytime on their dashboard. Parents/ guardians will be notified of any changes to their application status through email or text dependent on the notification preference you chose. It is very important to keep your contact information current. Contact your school about any changes.

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