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 Member 940 Level 19.45 Mar 2006 
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I've talked to some people who've been through college and they say that if you are going to a college in an area that you are not familiar with living in a dorm for your first year is almost a must. Firstly living in a dorm will give you the chance to meet new people at your college and build up connections and acquaintences. Secondly seeing as you've just arrived in the area you're probably not familiar with the area and its pricings, so unless you've already throughly scouted the area then chances are walking blindly into a new apartment may not be the best idea financially. So living in a dorm kind of gives you a base to venture out and explore the area from to find apartments and job oppurtunities. I am heading out to college next year and I'm going to wind up in a new area that I've never really been in, so I'm going to apply for a dorm. I just hope I don't get cooped up with complete assholes.
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