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Jai breaks down Student Housing at Carnegie Mellon!

Fairfax is the most common upperclassmen housing option. CMU is great because they split up the freshman and upperclassman. It allows new students to explore and meet new people all while making friends and sharing stories with those who live around you.

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It's one of the most common, uh, upperclassmen housing options available on campus, and they do offer apartment style housing. What's behind me right now? It's called the residents on fifth and is the only on gaps auction in terms of apartments. What about Carnegie Mellon is that they split the freshman up and upperclassmen, in the sense of all the freshman, live in the same dorm as upperclassmen, live in separate dorms. This segregation or lost a freshman to open up more and not feel awkward about going up to anyone and saying, hi, introducing themselves making conversation. I feel that that really goes along because most my friends I did meet and like random quarter attractions, et cetera, et cetera.