Need help with housing registration! (ME!)

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Irvine
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<p>So I'm applying for Middle Earth and i got the the gender occupancy question about suites/halls and im a little confused.</p>

<p>i've narrowed it down to two options:
1.Single gender suite in a co-ed hall
2.Co-ed suite -- single gender bathrooms</p>

<p>now keep in mind i've never actually been in a 'hall' or 'suite' at uc irvine so perhaps the depictions of "halls" and "suites" in my mind are wrong(?)</p>

<p>to me a hall is basically just a hall with rooms on either side (double occupancy mostly?)</p>

<p>and a suite is totally seperate from a hall in that that rooms form a circle around a central living room with a couple bathrooms</p>

<p>but, with "1.Single gender suite in a co-ed hall" titled the way it is, are suites actually part of a hall? in that, a hall actually has suites on either side instead of just rooms? also, does it mean that in each room of the suite, it is only girls in one room while there are only guys in another and its just a co-ed suite but with same-sex rooms?</p>

<p>((I have the typical college hall setup in my mind atm -.-))</p>

<p>and with "2.Co-ed suite -- single gender bathrooms" it doesnt have "hall" in the title so does that mean that particular choice of suite is not part of a hall? which means only some suites are in halls while others are not? and the description for this one is also confusing; does it mean that, for example, in one room of a suite, it can be one guy and one girl? while #1 it can only be same-sex roommates?</p>

<p>Thanks for any help in advance! Descriptive answers are very much appreciated!</p>

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<p>Single gender suite –> Coed Hall, simply means that you are in a suite, (think approx 7-8 rooms). Everyone is exclusively male, or female in your suite.
Suites are part of halls. In my case, there were 2 suites per floor, and three floors.</p>

<p>Co-ed Suite – single gender bathrooms just means that you have neighbors that are either male or female. And no, they do not allow co-ed ROOMS.</p>

<p>Here’s an example: HALL NAME: LORIEN</p>

<p>FLOOR 1 = COED SUITES ONLY, Room 1, Amy and Lauren, Room 2, Tom and Daniel, Room 3, Rebecca and Jaimie, Room 4, John and Simon. Etc. etc.</p>

<p>Floor 2 = SINGLE GENDER SUITES ONLY, Room 1, Michael and Rob, Room 2, George and Marvin, Room 3, Rudy and Tim, and so on.</p>

<p>Hope this helps. And from my experience, go with the single gender suite, coed hall.</p>