Officials at the University of Kentucky said the school has resolved a housing issue after the school overbooked its dorms by hundreds of students.The university overbooked by approximately 300 people, as 2,400 returning students reportedly wanted to stay on campus, along with a majority of the school's 5,450 incoming students.Spokesperson Jay Blanton said all students who have requested a room assignment and enrolled have been given a residence hall assignment. Blanton said fewer than 90 resident advisors agreed to be assigned a roommate. RAs who agreed to share a room were given a $900 Visa gift card and free laundry service for the semester. Around 30 students from Bluegrass Community and Technical College will move into a nearby University Inn.Blanton said the new accommodations mean no multipurpose rooms will be used as residence hall spaces.Students will begin moving in Wednesday.