<p>I'm a male entering college next year as a freshman. I noticed on the housing application there's an option for either a single or co-ed corridor? Which generally works out best and anybody have anecdotal evidence to support it? Thanks</p>
<p>I’m currently on a co-ed floor, and I would hate living on a single-sex floor. A floor of all males would get old, and a lot of my friends are female. Unless you have some aversion to it, I would suggest co-ed.</p>
<p>I enjoyed living on a coed floor. I’d definitely recommend it. No need to segregate yourself unless you feel strongly about living with people of your own gender.</p>
<p>At the first college I went to during the 2 years that I stayed there, boys hall was on one side and girls hall was on the other side so it was a single hall. However, it’s nothing bad. Co-ed means that you will share the hall with the opposite sex. Single means you will be with the same sex. Both are good. Co-ed means that the females and males would need to cooperate with each other and <em>ahem</em> not have too much fun. Single hall means that you don’t need to worry so much. Either way, you’ll have a great experience!</p>
<p>coed .</p>