My dorm room in Jane Failing Hall!

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I had a roommate at the beginning of the year, but she ended up transferring to a different school halfway through the year. So I don't have a roommate, but I'm still going to show you what a double room looks like because most incoming freshmen will be in a double room with a roommate. So the rooms are pretty big, Like I have, like, my bed and all of my stuff on my shelf, my desk and there's a whole another bed. Uh, I have a lot of extra space now that my roommate's gone, so I've kind of been able to spread out a little bit. Being in a room with a roommate is not a big deal at all. I was really worried that I wasn't going to get along with them that I wasn't gonna We were gonna be able to live together well, like one was going to be messy, and someone else would be clean and like, But honestly, living with a roommate is not a huge deal. We separated the room, so we kind of had our own half of the room. My woman and I weren't like, best of friends, but we could live together well, and we, like, knew each other and it was fine. One of the perks about my room and Jane failing is that we have sinks in our room. Not everybody has a sink in their room, but because Jane is one of the oldest buildings on campus, there are sinks built into most of the rooms in the hall, which is really nice, because then I don't have to, like, leave to brush my teeth or anything. I could fill up my water bottle in my room, so that's really nice. Um, but residents halls or just like one of the living options on campus. They're sweet style, like residence halls, where you and like for five other people, share like a bathroom, and you're in like your own little like spot. You don't have to share with a bunch of other people. There's thie apartments, which are like they're not in residence halls, but there's like the HP is the Reds, the whites and the greens, and they're on, like all different parts sides of campus. There's most of, like the juniors and seniors living apart. May Ms uhm And then there's even some apartments inside the residence halls. So Jane actually has an apartment where somebody lives inside the hall, which is kind of weird because like there's a bunch of rooms and then there's also apartments. Um, when coming to college, I would recommend, like you definitely don't need a cz muchas you think that you need. I was like, Oh, yeah, I'm going to definitely wear this shirt that I've never worn before. Like when you get here, you're going to be changing. So I wouldn't stress on bringing all of your things at the very first like start. If you decide halfway through the year that you're like, Oh yeah, I really need these shoes or I really need, like, send him, get your parents to send it to you or go back and get him But I wouldn't bring everything at first, especially with the roommate. There's not a ton of space, and some people might be used to having bigger spaces, so I would definitely recommend you springing a small amount of stuff, but bringing the essentials and, yeah, that's my room.