<p>Is it easy to get a suite as a freshman?</p>
<p>The answer is no. All freshmen live in two quads that have dorms with singles, doubles, triples or forced triples. The closest you might get is a lofted triple, which would be spread over 2 rooms.</p>
<p>Calling a lofted/natural triple a suite is a major stretch. Let's keep it simple and say that there are no suites made available to first year students.</p>
<p>What is a forced triple (as opposed to a natural triple)? forced triple has 2 closets and natural triple has 3 closets?</p>
<p>a forced triple is when three people live in a room designated for two. one of the beds is lofted in order to accommodate three students. </p>
<p>a natural triple is when there are two rooms attached to "naturally" fit three people. if you have a natural triple, there are three bed and three desk units, so as a trio, you decide how to organize the space. (Most do the conventional set-up of three beds in one room and three desks in another room, but some are more creative.)</p>
<p>Hope this hopes.</p>
<p>You don't chose freshman anyway, so how easy it is to obtain a "suite" (which I assume you mean natural triple?) is obsolete. You just want to hope for a double.</p>
<p>When i say "suite" i mean...not having communal bathrooms with the whole hall.</p>
<p>You're out of luck.</p>
<p>Alright, thank-you.</p>