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Living with Multiple Roommates |
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Written by Ken Bauer
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Explains what happens when you start living with more than one roommate. Short but sweet.
Of all the guides this is probably
going to be the shortest because this part is the easiest to explain.
Do whatever is necessary to get into a room with the fewest roommates
possible. If you don’t manage to get into a one or two person dorm room
your first semester then immediately start scanning the populous for a
roommate for the next semester. Most universities will allow you to
pick someone you want to live with as long as that person agrees. If
you tell the university things are not working out between you and your
current roommate(s) they will grant your request to allow you to room
with your new chosen roommate.
The reason why we are quick to rush to judgment on this topic is that
the scenarios in which people refer to living with three or four others
in a dorm, as “one of the more pleasant college memories” are very few
and even farther between. It is simple, more people sharing the same
small space. It is bearable, but why bear it if you don’t have to.
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