<p>Vote!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>single!!!!</p>
<p>Triple! (10 Char!)</p>
<p>triple cus u save money.</p>
<p>Single.</p>
<p>(Triple if you're frugal.)</p>
<p>Money is not an issue. What should I pick???</p>
<p>if money not an issue then, of course SINGLE</p>
<p>single .</p>
<p>It seems that all of you guys want singles, yet when I ask people on AIM, like my friends, or other family members, they all say double! Ah!!!</p>
<p>well doubles no longer exist. triples are vastly cheaper than singles (by $1500) but if money is no issue than a single might be a bit better. personally, i'd rather just have the $1500 and room with two other people. having two roomates is also very convenient. one brings the tv, other brings the microwave, and another brings a fridge (again, saving more money). oh and also having two roomates is a good way of meeting people when you begin new at a school, when you hardly know anyone. hanging out with your roomates and their friends may help jumpstart the friend-making process.</p>
<p>Doubles do exist.</p>
<p>And the price difference between singles, doubles, and triples varies between colleges.</p>
<p>I imagine the people who say double do so because they think you'll have a greater chance of making friends. You can make friends just as easily from a single. I'm in a single now, and I hang out with my suitemates all the time. Being in a single doesn't preclude me from this. On the other hand, there's a guy in my suite in a triple who plays WoW and spends all day in his room. Being in a triple hasn't helped him.</p>
<p>Sigh....I just don't want to be the only loner in the suite....</p>
<p>don't be then</p>
<p>What are all you guys requesting?</p>
<p>deng, so many housing topics...oh well</p>
<p>I'm stuck in the same situation as single vs triple as well...
I am kind of curious as to some of your guys' experiences with both. And what are some of the problems that come up with triples, and how do you resolve them.</p>
<p>i originally wanted a double but apparently there are no longer any doubles, at least for muir. that makes it harder to choose becuase i do not want to live by myself and pay extra, but i also dont want to live with more than one person. i heard triples aren't so bad though as long as you spend some time outside your room. having roomates is just a natural part of college.</p>
<p>ugh this decision is so hard. im just afraid that if i have a double, they will make me be put in a triple, i wont be able to jack off, study privately, and do other ****. ugh, YET, i still dont wanna be a total loner in the suite!!!</p>
<p>Being in a single will not make you a loner. There are downsides to singles (mainly the financial cost), but being a loner is not one of them. Don't worry about it.</p>
<p>the thing is, in ERC, there is only 1 SINGLE PER FLOOR, meaning thats going to be my room...while everyone else has double + triple</p>
<p>^ uh, unless you have special circumstances, it's unlikely to get a single (sucks, doesnt it? :( I want a single too....)</p>