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 The Housing Priority System is a means for determining the priority a member has in a housing issue or the assignment of available housing.
 The member with top priority is the member with On-Floor Status and the most Housing Priority Points.
 Housing Priority Points are accumulated once per Operating Session at the conclusion of the Membership Eval.
-Each Active Member who passes the Membership Eval is granted two Housing Priority Points.
+Each Active Member who passes the Membership Eval is granted two Housing Priority Points. 
+Members registered with NTID receive priority over members with equivalent Housing Priority points. % NTID students can ONLY choose dorms with doorbells, so this helps ensure that students who need these rooms have access to them. 
+Members who require accommodations may be temporarily granted additional Housing Priority Points at the request of RIT Housing or at the discretion of the Evaluations Director. 
+Temporary Housing Priority Points remain in effect until the end of the Standard Operating Session or an earlier date, as specified when granted.
+Additionally, members are granted 0.5 Temporary Housing Priority Points for the duration of time that they are assigned to the room they currently live in. 
 
 \asection{Evaluations Processes}
 At the beginning of any Eval Process, the Evals Director must read the sections of the CSH Constitution regarding the relevant Eval Process.