Mel B exactly

Skipp Atomic identity theft is not a joke, Jim

Ella Cain Omg 😂😂😂 I wish I was still in 6th grade. 11th grade sucks.

James Dean ikr. It defines does.

8th here

8th

Nothing wrong with planning ahead!

That's not representative of how the dorms actually are.

Indeed! We want to ourselves why they determined best

ok cool?

Genifer Collins what college?

Joy Alale The University of Memphis

@@genifercollins9674 oh Tennessee!

Elizabeth Porter Once my brother ate rice, he liked it

my girlfriend went to wheat, she told me it is better than rice

Um, no?

+Chad Bernal lmao sarcasm

Gymnastics Kat13 I go to washu and i can confirm that our housing is litty. Compared to other schools, reslife is pretty great.

I want to go to WashU was well but the act scores are so high haha. I’ve made a 28 on my first try so I’m hoping I can get into the 30s next time

Luke Jackson not exactly true. My dorm came with a large closet, twin xl bed, desk, nightstand, and dresser. It's also apartment style, has a kitchenette, and a full bathroom. And it's freshman housing.

Luke Jackson not true

Luke Jackson at university of Kentucky, the majority of the students there have their own rooms and share a common area (small kitchen and eating area) and bathroom with their roommate, kinda like a small apartment

madison balvanz I actually go to UK and you're exactly right. I stayed in WG4 last year. There's only one hall that has your traditional dorm rooms. Blazer dining hall used to be a dorm hall and if you've ever been in there, the bathrooms are old and the offices are old dorm rooms

Luke Jackson I

You are not just paying for the dorm room, itself, you are paying for Dining Plans, maid service, laundry services, internet services, electric/water usage, upkeep on dorms, building of new dorms, interest payments on loans for dorm buildings, employment of cafeteria workers, food purchasing, etc. It takes a lot of money to keep all that going. Which is not to say some schools are not potentially turning a profit from Room and Board, but it DOES take a lot of money to provide food and housing for students. And a better/nicer college may actually have lower costs to provide those services than a lesser quality college in a big city, for example. It is also why a college that has several years of decreasing enrollment can rather quickly go under/bankrupt. Quick search just indicated that 5 closings per year has been the last 10-year norm, but that number was expected to possibly TRIPLE by the end of 2017, according to a Moody Research study. Mergers of smaller colleges is also on the rise. Running a college aint cheap.

probably Oxford and maybe Harvard. i've heard that Stanford dorms are quite cramped haha and at Harvard it seems to be 50/50- like some dorms seem utterly small and cramped while others seem more newer and spacious. I think you might have a better shot at Oxford...? UK dorms in general seem to be more spacious than US ones but perhaps it is just me.

Shelby Inman I know.

Oh but I do. How do you feel? Don't be belligerent

you.......commented on your own comment............ are used the term belligerent incorrectly.................

+Sophie W xd have u seen yourself

+Sophie Lmao!!! Look at your own comment, you look idiotic. "Are used the term" xDDDD.......

Josue2155555 a year

I went to Northwestern a long time ago. A lot of new dorms have been built since I graduated. Dorm rooms vary quite a bit.

Brianna Costa me too!

I think it is from Apple Music royalty free downloads

EJS i

Wow lol. My hometown and my mom went there. They took over the whole city

Pretty Mariah cincinati

About 10 more years

I just graduated