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In reply to the discussion: How small is too small? Dorm paused over "worrisome" size , 265 sq ft for 3 paying $600 each (UCLA) [View all]LudwigPastorius
(14,747 posts)37. If I couldn't study in my room,...
there was a common study room on the ground floor of the dorm.
Also, a big one in the student union. The library was also a three minute walk away.
Between, classes, labs, rehearsals, and time in the practice room, my dorm room saw the most use for sleep.
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How small is too small? Dorm paused over "worrisome" size , 265 sq ft for 3 paying $600 each (UCLA) [View all]
Demovictory9
Sep 2023
OP
Mine was a little smaller too. Had one roommate who stayed in the room watching tv
Demovictory9
Sep 2023
#2
She had a tv she brought with her..the only freshman who brought one. It was awful
Demovictory9
Sep 2023
#12
For me, the size of the room didn't matter as much as having it to myself.
meadowlander
Sep 2023
#14
Nailed it! SO very important for one's mental health. And the very point these students are making.
ancianita
Sep 2023
#16
At Penn State, all freshmen had to live in dorms. After freshmen year, it was your choice.
debm55
Sep 2023
#42
I recall the Tyler Clementi story..so horrible. I wandered the campus..i.e. hid
Demovictory9
Sep 2023
#58