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Before getting an on campus apartment you may need to
consider that despite any potential luxuries, living
arrangements may be even more tricky than those common in
simple dormitory situations. For one thing, your on campus
apartment is going to have more than one student living
there and multiple roommates CAN cause multiple headaches
if you're not a "roomie"-type of person. In such
a case, you should probably consider looking for an off
campus apartment with only one person sharing the rent
instead. But if you already have experienced living with
one or more other people and have enjoyed it, then on
campus apartments offer a great, reasonably-priced
[well...usually reasonably-priced] alternative to
their off-campus counterparts! Just remember: apartments
have alot more space and several more rooms than
dorms. On the bright side, this enables you more frequently
to separate yourself from your roommates but on the
downside, it usually adds kitchens and living rooms which
can become your idea of very messy or dirty thanks to
those who share the space with you. As always, the best
advice we can really offer is: before jumping into
anything, consider all of your options. Let
us know if you have any questions!
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