<p>Northeastern if the Freshman is in Honors housing.</p>
<p>St. Lawrence University has a lot of single rooms. </p>
<p>Hampshire College (MA) seems to have a housing shortage, one of D’s friends was living in a lounge, temporarily converted to residential space.</p>
<p>Many diverse choices are mentioned. First, come up with the best fit colleges. Then investigate housing options. Examine the reasons for wanting a single- there have been past threads where the reasons were not very good, more like spoiled child than otherwise. The OP can make a list of 10 or 20 or whatever good fit schools, then eliminate and rank according to the housing options. Starting with housing ignores too many other important factors.</p>
<p>singles make up slightly over 80% of the housing at Hampshire College, so it is rare that (even first-year) students have a roommate unless they want one.</p>
<p>Washington University in St. Louis</p>