Your lucky about getting into a suite. I would never want to be in a corridor style dorm, having to share the bathroom with the whole floor. My freshman year took a lot of adjusting for me. I had never been on my own before and i was really scared. Plus my roommate was a little bitch who never left the room so i had limited wanking time or alone time with my gf. Im going into my junior year and ive gotten to choose my roommate the past two years so it has been a lot better. Some advice is to go out and have fun as much as you can your first semester or even year, cause you probably wont get the chance the next couple of years. Meet as many people as you can and get involved in as many activities as you can, especially with your dorm. Get used to college classes and the workload, maybe even speak to advisor about what you want to study. Just have fun, and try to do well in all your classes.

[quote="[DAS REICH] Blitz":33dd3]whats his name?

also, for roomates... does the college randomly choose one for you or is their like a criteria form you fill out and the best matches come together and stuff?[/quote:33dd3]

Blitz, you have to fill out a form and they match you up with someone..Ive only met one of my room mates; hopefully the other one is just as chill as the one Ive met. 9mm.. I am attending Saint Michaels College in Vermont...no one I know is up there and Im nervous as hell dude. Virginia Tech on the other hand is a pretty cool school..I visited a friend once who goes there, lol. I think for this semester I have 14 credits total..some of these classes; meh - but what are you going to do? Hopefully they will make room in some of the history classes I wanted in, not this feminist (probably) gender issues class. happy:

fuck that dorm/roommate shit. living at home > dorms.

happy:

negative. It's a good experience.

nice, I had Owens for GCOM 123. He's pretty funny, but he can be a little weird. He makes it easy to go to class, but he can be a bit of a tough grader on speeches. It's a pretty easy class though, and he's a really nice guy.

Advice for first year college students:

http://www.ratemyprofessor.com