[Mee]

I got accepted into a school that I'm most
likely going to - so I started filling the basicfo rms out,
such as the health, financial aid, and all that stuff ...
then came residential housing.

I know my chances of getting a good roomate are
50/50, but I guess it just sparked my interest:

The question asked (and you can only pick one),

What do you look for in a good roomate?

A ) A good friend
B ) A respectable person to share space with
C ) Someone who doesn't bother you or get in the way of your academics.

[litoxshortaii]

B.. it'd be pretty annoying if the person went through my stuff or trashed the place or something. you can always find A somewhere else and it'd be kinda awkward living with a C person and you dont really interact with each other.

[rich.paekk]

B- I am a very organized and picky person so I would'nt want to clean up after myself and my roomie

[kpxshininglove]

B ) A respectable person to share space with


respect is everything.

[sosays i]

b.

[knickstorm]

some schools have certian living communities you can apply for to better your chances for a roommate that you'd like

[xosandy]

B.

with A-sometimes staying with a friend could cause tension and could ruin a relationship because you don't know the other person's habits. and with C-you really don't get to socialize with your roommate. there's a difference between privacy and total isolation.

[Tsterx3]

... i choose a combination of all 3 ............... ^^v


well no worries there... ur always able to change roomies :]

`kristy

[akira53]

B ) A respectable person to share space with

[vc1188]

Before all else, I'd definitely want my roommate to be a respectable person that I can coexist with. It wouldn't matter as much if the roommate didn't become my [good] friend, because I could always make friends with people near my dorm room or from classes. Considering the fact that I have to live with this person for the next 8ish months, I'd rather be a loner than live with a friend who has horrible habits