Dorm room situation… overflow housing?
Normal have 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 person per room
Overflow have 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 people per room
They say it shouldn’t take longer than 3 weeks of overflow housing until I get a normal dorm.
I have a few things on my mind:
1) I’m an only child and sleeping in a room with 3 strangers sounds awkward and uncomfortable.
2) What should I bring when I move in? I’m going to be moving out within 3 weeks so should I keep it light until I get a normal dorm?
3) Once I move into a normal dorm, it’ll be kind of weird knowing my new roommates will have “bonded” for 3 weeks while I was in overflow. Will it be hard to “re-adapt”?
If you have any advice or opinions I’d greatly appreciate it, thanks
Favorite Answer
If they run it like my alma mater did…they remove the third person from each room first and foremost. Then they wittle the group down from there. I know by the end people had more flexibility about where they were moving. (There’s an opening in X Hall… and somebody was hoping for that particular one…and guess who gets it.)
The good side is this…if he’s a good roommate..you’ve made a friend and keep in touch. There’s always openings at the start of spring semester or next year. If he’s someone you rather not know…temporary dorms provide your “Get out of Jail Free” card. 🙂
Bring some earplugs and an eyeshade in case you have trouble sleeping with various lights & noises.
Three weeks isn’t too bad. You’ll adjust after 3-4 days.
If your parent’s don’t live too far away, I would pack light until your housing situation settles down. Then they can bring whatever else you need.
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