<p>I was just wondering if someone could tell me about west campus room arrangements. I've been placed on the 3rd floor of Alice cook for next year and I know that there is a guy living in the numbered room right before mine. (I'm a girl) Does this mean that I'm in a suite arrangement and I have my own bathroom?</p>
<p>Congrats w/ the roomie situation working out btw, that's great! I hope I find out soon...</p>
<p>Most suites have one double and three singles with their own bathroom. However suites are not coed. So if you have a room next to a guy's room then probably you are in one of those hallway rooms.</p>
<p>You find your housing assignment in the mail.</p>
<p>wait, how come you already found out? when are they releasing all of the assigments?</p>
<p>You most likely don't have a suite. If the room next to you is a guy, and you're a girl, you most likely have a room on a hall. If you're not rooming with friends, this is preferred because you'll most likely have a cleaner bathroom (that is cleaned more frequently) and will have to share it with less people.</p>
<p>Usually, you can tell based on the number. In Becker, Cook,and Bethe, the suite rooms are followed by a letter (such as 136D or 342A), rather than just having a number (ie. 462, 263).</p>
<p>I hope that helps.</p>
<p>That helps a lot, thank you. I was just curious about whether they'd have coed floors with hallway bathrooms, that's a little weird.</p>
<p>I think my housing assignment came unusually early, Sandra Davenport said the date is supposed to be June 20th for everyone.</p>
<p>I think you got it early cause your roommate got all her stuff in before any of us did. From what I remember, your roommate sent in her midterm in like January and got her decision in March.</p>
<p>floors are coed in the new dorms on west, but there are separate men's and women's bathrooms on the floors as well</p>
<p>Yes, you'll only have to share with girls. And so, you'll have to share with even less people.</p>
<p>Suites are so much better. There's usually fewer people going by your door if you're in a suite so you won't be disturbed by people walking in and out.</p>