UCSD colleges: if my friend and i go to different colleges there, does that mean we can't room together?
816853
Yes, that is true. You guys cant room together because you guys go to different colleges within UCSD.\n\nYou guys can always share an apartment or condo off campus.
308905
Um, depends on what paperwork you've signed so far. For some universities, an acceptance (that is, mailing back in the form that says "yes, I'm coming") constitutes a binding contract and you'll be required to pay a deposit to the school or they can take legal action. For others, this is not true. So read over the form you signed carefully to make sure you're not committing to anything financially before you try this strategy. \n\nA better way might be just calling the department of admissions at both universities. Often if you talk to someone face to face, they can give you an extension on the deadlines for acceptances if you've got a good reason to need it.
588659
Ok, you'll probably want to speak to your school's housing department. I was able to  change roommates when I went to Oklahoma State, but some schools may only let you change when there's some type of urgency, like your current roommate is threatening you or doing drugs or something.
660836
Surely your class schedules will be different.  There will be times he will be in class and you won't, and vice versa.
441874
It depends on which college you are in, each college has its own specifications. Mine for example had two toilets and one shower and one bath for a group of ten to share. See if you can visit your college, there should be a chance to visit the accomodation
286769
College changed my life. It opens your eyes, and it's the sweetest life experience. I never lived in dorms, but I've been told that you really bond with roommates, and more often than not you find life long friends in there. Professors: the range is as wide as it can be, you'll have the ones you totally hate, and the ones you just fall in love with. Occasionally you'll get both extremes merged in one prof. Activities, classes, and students are all relative to your major and what school you're going to. I went to a public university and it was awesome. That's the one place where no matter where you're from, you're all the same.
785293
I'm pretty sure any school you transfer to is going to check your transcripts - and the grades - if you want any of those credits to transfer to the university, you have to have a certain grade in order to do so. So yes, they're going to check.
298840
Talk to your college dean. he will know them, and be able to just call and they will stop. They will do this because as much as they want you to join, they want a good working relationship with the college a lot more. Take my word for it, i was a recruiter for two years.
238027
Yes.  If a school is renting out their facilities they have to rent it to whoever wants to rent it as long as they meet the requirements listed.  They can not discrimate based upon race, sex, political affilliations, disability, or religion.  This is true of any person or organization that is renting out facilities.
201670
this would be a friend i have a prob with:\n\ni want to hang out with my friend but he goes with the wrong crowd, that i dont want to associated with... thus i cant hang out with him at those times
772059
Come on now, you can't just be super nice with everyone. Just because they accepted you, doesn't mean you have to go there. If that's the college you want to go to, than go. Just think about it. YOUR CAREER, depends on this. And you messed it up because you couldn't say "no". I'm not trying to be mean, just trying to make a point. Okay, good luck.
891037
Usually when colleges say something, they mean it. Accepted or not, they have the right and ability to withdraw their offer.\n\nI don't know how strict this particular school is, but it's definitely something to worry about.
46561
Each college is going to have its own rules for something like that.  Talk to the registrar at your current college.
60706
Laying out expectations and preferences before you move in together, or as soon as you do can help ease a lot of conflict.  \nIf we're talking college roommates, issues such as your sleep schedules, thoughts on overnight guests, level of comfort with alcohol or other substances being consumed in the space, and cleanliness may all come up.  \nBe honest.  Don't be afraid to bring something up if it bothers you, because the longer you let it go the more likely it'll blow up.
689145
what your roomate is not aware of will not kill him/her...1 of the many things that is learned in college is how to have sex in a room with someone else in it....anyone who has gone to college has been there done that! HOWEVER, what so much free "love" on campus, there is no need for sex to be solo....anyway, be respectful enough to do it while roomate is sleep, and try not to scream or moan...what goes on in college, STAYS in college :-)
784198
You don't have to be good friends to be roomates.  Since the friendship is not working out, plan on going your own way.  Don't expect her to invite you to places and don't tag along.  Find your own friends and spend time with them.  When you need to be alone, leave the room.  Take a walk outside, or go to another friend's room for a while.  \n\nIn order to make things more tollerable, sit down with her and discuss some ground rules.  You will have to compromise on some things.  Maybe no naked guys in the room would be a good rule.  I'm sure there are rules for the dorm about guys and girls mixing.  Review those rules with her.   Try writing out a contract that both of you will sign.\n\nAbove all else, realize that you are roomates and that doesn't mean you have to be best friends.  When I was in college, I didn't socialize with my roomates at all outside of the room.  I do have to admit that they were much more respectful than your roomate is so life was a lot easier.
505677
I think it might mean that that class or credit that you took will replace a class youre transfering to.  say you took a us history class, and you moved to another school where you had to take a history class but it was slightly different(as all schools are), then you probably are exempt from that class in the new school because you already took the class.  I think, not sure though.  hope it helps.