<p>I heard that at least in 6th college, every double will be a triple and every single will be a double. Is this true?</p>
<p>I signed up for a double, which means I will get a triple?</p>
<p>Also, when do we hear about this ****? Its only a month away from mov-in day and I don't know who my roomate(s) is/are or where I am assigned.</p>
<p>i think they tell us our roomates in sept</p>
<p>for muir i got an email asking if i wanted a single since i guess too many people requested doubles. too bad i'm declining their offer...i want the roommate experience</p>
<p>A single would be awesome. You do not lose the "roommate experience" thanks to fact that you'll be living in suites. </p>
<p>Also, a single is too small for two people. Impossible to turn a single into a double.</p>
<p>also, it would be kind of crazy to turn sixth's doubles into triples since they are already too small... where did you get that info kendallh?</p>
<p>ucsdhopeful, are you serious? Singles are great. The only real downside in my opinion is paying extra, which is a very big downside.</p>
<p>ucsdhopeful:</p>
<p>I got the same e-mail as you and decline it for the same reason. Funny thing is that I kept reading that people wanted singles... Guess not enough people, eh?</p>
<p>Well, doesn't Muir have the most singles? Also, finances were probably an issue for most people. If singles didn't cost extra, I'm positive they'd all be filled.</p>
<p>Has anyone come across a list of appliances we can have in our dorms? I know we can have fridges and mircowaves and such, but what about toasters and those types of things?</p>
<p>still, i've had roommates plenty of times for extended periods of time (well, a week each time) and i've had so much fun with them...if i give myself the option of locking myself in the room, i won't meet new people, i can almost guarantee you.</p>
<p>it's only 500 extra per YEAR. that's not bad at all.</p>
<p>500 is a lot. That is dollars on the day.</p>