Tips on Choosing a College Roommate
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Students can use the social networking site Roomsurf to find potential college roommates by completing a questionnaire about their preferences. It's helpful to consider factors like cleanliness, study habits, and common interests when searching for a roommate to reduce conflicts over noise levels, visitors, and sleep schedules. Rooming with someone who shares similar interests can make the experience more enjoyable and provide opportunities to bond during activities like joining a fraternity or sorority together.
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