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Originally Posted by diffusionx
You did. I'd probably do it all over again, too, even though I know better...with a different friend
It's just that knowing him so well before hand caused his quirks to annoy me so much more because I would otherwise let them go in a stranger.
When we're home though, it's as if we never fought like a married couple here.
Oh well, I'll let whatever comes come.
yeah, as people have said, living in a dorm is better than living at home with your folks.
It isn't becasue of some angsty teenage shit like "parents suck" or something like that. It is becuase if you don't change anything about your life, you're going to go into college with the same aditude you had in highschool, as to say, fucking lazy.
It doesn't matter what your major is, you do not want to go through college being a lazy douche. You'll mis out on a ton of things.
And besides, your folks' house is a shitty place to pick up tail and make freinds. Dorms arn't.
As I think I already said, the dorm for fall/spring isn't even a possibility now. The sign-up date has already gone, so the dorm is a no-go, after summer, at least (which I did sign up for).
I'm going to have to look into houseing in a few days. I was so into my school work this semester I forgot to send off the dorm form.
But I got all As/Bs this semester =3
If your lucky you go to a school with great transportation. I'm going back to UW for grad school and busses were great never needed a car. I'm thinking about getting a bike as well. But i never needed car the bus can take you anywhere...
I got my parking permit for next semester info and I'm about a mile away from my apartment. Gay. MD parking sucks. Lots. I think I'm going to just wait until the Spring so I can park on south campus where my apartment is, because freshman and sophmores are assigned to north campus which is, at a minimum, at least a mile away. It'll save me $150, and let me get a quality spot for the spring as opposed to a shitty spot all year.