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my niece's dorm room that is. I never lived in the dorms when I went to college. Are they all this small? Did you live in a dorm in college?

i have never lived in one sheryl but i have helped a few kids move into them and everyone i have ever saw is a little bitty thing. the kids dont seem to mind. they are just glad to be free to ..............

I commuted to college in Boston, which means I missed out on a lot of the college fun that everyone else had.

Like The Gupster said, she's probably just *thrilled* to be on her own :guitarist

I did, in England, it was a small little room in an apartment shared by 16 other students who each had a little room as well, on the 6th floor of a 10 storey building, it was great though, I had the time of my life!

I lived in one the first semester I was in college. It was extremely small. Two rooms with two girls each shared one tiny bathroom as well. That was what I hated most of all. That, and the limited closet/work space. I ended up moving out and living with friends

I married right after highschool, so I missed out on dorm life. I just got the wonderful expierence of a 40 mile commute to college. :rolleyes:

Sheryl;445124 wrote: I married right after highschool, so I missed out on dorm life. I just got the wonderful expierence of a 40 mile commute to college. :rolleyes:


Oh yeah

And did you have to leave extra early so you could get a parking spot?

I'd have to arrive at school by 6:45 a.m. for an 8:00 a.m. class . . .

Sheryl;445124 wrote: I married right after highschool, so I missed out on dorm life. I just got the wonderful expierence of a 40 mile commute to college. :rolleyes:




Oh, I can relate to that for sure. After my second semester, i moved back home and started commuting 2 hours one way. I praised God when my degree was put online at my university. Since then, I've never attended another 'live' class

cherandbuster;445125 wrote: Oh yeah

And did you have to leave extra early so you could get a parking spot?

I'd have to arrive at school by 6:45 a.m. for an 8:00 a.m. class . . .


No, good ol' OPSU was small enough parking wasn't that bad. And after the first semester neither Dave or I scheduled 8 a.m. classes.

And I thought this thread was going to be about something completely different.

haha someone's head is in the gutter!

I went to San Diego State didn't need to live in the Dorm it was all of 5 miles away.

I have helped move my Niece who goes to Stanford into her dorm each year and they are very small. The first year she didn't even have a bathroom they had to all share one down the hall. Not fancy by any means but she loves it, and is having the time of her life.

Yes, I remember the rooms being rather small. Especially the doubles. I lived in a double my first year, and a single my second. Did not mind the single..it was enough room for me. I even had room to bring in a small bookshelf. But, also, I did not have alot of stuff either. A small radio with a cassette deck, and a small 12 inch television. This was before needing room for a computer and all that.

guppy;445089 wrote: i have never lived in one sheryl but i have helped a few kids move into them and everyone i have ever saw is a little bitty thing. the kids dont seem to mind. they are just glad to be free to ..............


All that matters is that the walls are really thick...:wah: