Hold up so if I go overseas then I won’t have to???

@@moiraperry5095 2 different uni accommodations in the UK - always had my own double bed and en-suite bathroom. Only thing I ever shared was a kitchen with 4 other girls.

this is one of the nicer ones too lol! in mine i share a room with a girl and then everyone (about 50 girls) on our floor shares a bathroom with three toilets and three showers but we all have sinks in our rooms.

@@moiraperry5095 Depends which country you go to. Most eu countries don’t have dorms at all, I’ve only heard about the UK having them, in most other places you just get your own apartment close to the uni.

where i live u rent a room in a house in the city of ur college where u live with like +- 7 other ppl

ME TOOOO

Hopefully soon!!!!!

She’s a disgust Trump supporter

Honestly still dont lmao, fellow european

@@lilpainter1017 I don't and I am American. Just more confused.

Oh crap LMAO

Good luck! I'm already nervous for my freshman and I'm still a senior in HS

Usually in American colleges you can either pick someone to room with or you can get assigned a random roommate. In the video Bella said that she knew her roommate from high school. A sorority group is basically a group of girls who do activities together, and sometimes community service. The equivalent for guys is called a fraternity, or "frat." There are sorority and fraternity houses that people can live in if they are part of that group.

Honestly same

Omg! Where do you live?

@@sarahmarie3317 Malaysia...here, we always eat out and the cafeteria in just 30m away from our dorm and kinda affordable for students so that is where we get our meals most of the time...but sometimes when it's late night i just want to heat up some food or make some microwave cake....man.... Still grateful for ramen tho 🥲👍🏻

I feel like they're still treated like children until they complete their degree. American uni seems so childish

@@tazmin5020 Yeah! And from what I understand, during their first year of uni they don’t even have like a particular major? Like they take all kinds of classes like you’d do in high school. So weird

@@joana6449 no,you do pick a major. Some people wait, but most people pick something and stick with it or change to something else. Maybe do some more research on the 100+ colleges and universities in America

@@tazmin5020 freshman are just out of high school so it makes sense you would think that, but it's not true at all. This is some people's first time away from home and their families. You are on your own for 4 years essentially and need to figure out how to do a lot. It's fun and you also grow up so much. That's the point.