Westwood Bayit Application
Do your best to fill out this application in its entirety. The more information you can provide, the easier it will be for us to offer you placement at the Bayit. For additional information (including living contracts and sample lease), please check out uclabayit.org, follow our instagram @uclabayit, or send us an email at uclabayit@gmail.com. We don't have any specific deadlines for applications, but please be aware that we give preference to early applicants. In other words, the later you apply, the lower the chance is that we will still have spots available.
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Email *
First Name: *
Last Name: *
What is your phone number? *
What is your birth date? *
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Gender: *
Are you a student? *
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If you're not a UCLA student, what school do you attend? (If UCLA student, enter n/a) *
If you are a student, what year will you be this Fall quarter? *
If you are a student, what is your major/ planned field of study? *
What's your family background?
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Which quarters are you applying to live at the Bayit? (Check all that apply) For logistical reasons, we give preference to applicants who commit to the entire academic year (Fall, Winter, AND Spring) over applicants who can only commit to one or two quarters. *
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What is the approximate date you would like to move into the Bayit? *
Approximately how long would you plan on staying (one quarter, all year, until your 57th birthday, etc)? *
Which of the following living situations are you willing to have? (Check all that apply) *
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If you chose multiple options in the previous question, please give us your ranking of room preference. (If you chose only one option, put n/a) *
If accepted, will you have a car that you would like to park at the Bayit? *
How did you hear about the UCLA Bayit? *
Why do you want to live in the Bayit? *
The Bayit considers itself a safe space for Jews who support Israel. Support of Israel is by no means a requirement to live at the Bayit, and respectful dialogue is always allowed, but we aim to preserve a space where all members of the house feel comfortable and safe within their beliefs. Knowing that there will likely be a number of members who support Israel in the Bayit, do you anticipate any conflict between you and other members of the house and would you feel comfortable in this space? (this will not be shared with the members of the house or brought up by the RA's in your interview) *
Have you read and understood the Bayit Living Contract and Bayit Lease, which outline your commitments to the house? Please indicate any follow-up questions you have regarding the lease and/or living contract. *
If accepted to the Bayit, would you have a problem honoring any of the commitments described in the Bayit Living Contract and/or the Bayit Lease? If yes, please explain. *
What is your Jewish background? What traditions or aspects of Jewish living are particularly important to you? *
Have you ever kept kosher? If so, would you feel comfortable with our level of Kashrut (ie kosher kitchen)? If not, how do you feel about participating in a living situation where keeping Kosher is significant? *
To what extent have you observed Shabbat in the past? What are your thoughts on our Shomer-Shabbat policy as outlined in the Living Contract? *
What is your current living situation like? What are the best and worst parts?
Have you ever lived in a cooperative or communal atmosphere? (i.e., a kibbutz, summer camp, dorms, shared an apartment) What do you see as the advantages and disadvantages to living with up to 20 other people?
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