<p>I think you have to room with the same gender.</p>
<p>Even without housing calculated, $20000 vs $2000 is still a big difference (assuming that this is a two year transfer).</p>
<p>forensicanthro you can get in easily and it is possible to dorm with a guy just mark that you want a gender neutral dorming</p>
<p>Could you choose where the gender neutral housing would be? Like, what building?</p>
<p>gender neutral housing is in pentland i believe
its a hall
if you feel unconortable with gay or transgender people living in ur haul i suggest you dont apply for it</p>
<p>unconortable ? thats funny it sounds like a torture device</p>
<p>hey, </p>
<p>thanks for all the help - i was hoping for a couple of answers too </p>
<p>1) I am an incoming psychology/law & society major and I know we still require a physical science. I have taken Oceanography but actually have no clue what it’s about or how difficult it is. I was thinking about maybe taking chemistry or physics, what would be the easiest thing? I’ve passed the AP Calc AB exam w/ a 4 so I guess my placement would be chem1A for fall - harder or easier than oceanography? </p>
<p>2) I’ve applied for East Lothian for housing but I’m not too sure about the entire communal bathroom thing…how does that exactly work- (we cant jus lv our stuff in the bathroom right, so we carry it back n forth?)? & if you had a picture of a room in east lothian would u mind posting it? I’ve seen all the other housing options for freshman except that. </p>
<p>thanks again =]</p>
<p>I’m not quite sure whether general chem is easier or harder than oceanography, but I think you should be prepared all the same</p>
<p>I’ve stayed at dorms before.</p>
<p>Communal bathrooms aren’t that bad, most of it is like a regular restroom with stalls and sinks. Showers are also obviously separated by walls and the curtain thingies</p>
<p>I’m not exactly sure how it is in East Lo though, the ones at Pentland were actually private</p>
<p>At most, people might leave soap or shampoo in the restrooms. But I’d never leave anything like a towel or toothbrush.</p>
<p>I saw elo and they seemed a bit more spacious the P hills I really like the design of elo you get to meet a crapload of ppl</p>
<p>okay sounds good - knw the bathrooms might be a lil thing but u get so use to jus gettin up in the morning and going to ur own bathroom, is there a time lim or nething for showers? & ne recommendations lol chem or oceanography?</p>
<p>appreciate the info =)</p>
<p>Well, people tended to wake up at different times, so there never was a time limit for showers. Not everyone wanted to take a shower at the same time. So usually no waiting or queues, although if someone actually was waiting for you to get out, it was a kind of courtesy to hurry up</p>
<p>Is their nearby supermarket to buy milk, and do the residential restaurants serve carton milk?</p>
<p>cstore has milk, stater bros, food4less, ralphs, etc etc etc etc etc. and more etc…</p>
<p>vons down canyon, Kmart on watkins i think</p>
<p>Is there a Barnes and Noble on/near campus? I really dislike Borders because their books are limited and it’s not a big bookstore in general.</p>
<p>lol I like Borders more >_></p>
<p>Although Barnes and Noble tend to have larger stores</p>
<p>Might there be a barnes and noble nearby?
The books at borders are more expensive than barnes and noble.</p>
<p>Book prices are not determined by the retailer, unless you’re talking about discounts and coupons (I get enough of those from Borders so it’s not a problem for me)</p>
<p>Just wait till classes start, some professors won’t even require textbooks (like one of my professors)</p>
<p>What class would that be Calikillafornia?</p>
<p>Cultural Anthro with Ness.</p>
<p>Well, actually a friend just suggested not to buy the book as it’s not really necessary.</p>