Help?

[clex_monkie89]

Ugh. Today is a day of spammage for me, I know it.

I'd add this on to my last post but... Fuck it. I'm just lazy.

I have a question about roommates at a four-year college. First question is whether you get a new roommate each semester/year or if you keep the same one the whole time (Assuming neither of you move, ask to be moved or drop out).

Next question is about summer at four year college that houses out of state students. Let's, for the sake of ease, call this college Stanford.

Say Sammich is currently living in the dorms as an "out of state student." Freshman year is done and classes are about to be let out for the summer. Can he stay in the dorms if he takes summer classes? Can he stay if he doesn't? Are there summer classes at Stanford?

And while we're on the topic of Sammich, and by default Dean, does anyone know what type of handguns they use? I can't name by sight in most cases and most of the time with these boys we don't get good sights on the handguns. I'm almost sure I saw this exact question in one of the comms before but I think I was at the library at the time so I couldn't bookmark it.

Comments

[clex_monkie89.livejournal.com]

After that you can move around as long as the RAs okay it, and at the end of the school year you fill out a form to room with a friend the next year.

So if Sammich and his roommate get along then at the end of the year they can fill out forms so they can be roommates again when they come back?

Far as I know, during summer session you're likely to get your own room, just because there are far less students on campus.

So you can stay on campus during the summer but you may have to move. Do you know if you can stay even if you don't take classes?

[dorkdance.livejournal.com]

Yeah, if Sam and his roommate genuinely got along then they would certainly think about filling out the form to remain roommates. If, however, he had a better friend he wanted to share with, then, well.

And you can stay on campus during the summer, but classes are pretty much required. If Sam didn't take classes, I could see him like -- getting a job in Palo Alto, finding a dumpy apartment, and moving back to campus in the fall.

[clex_monkie89.livejournal.com]

And you can stay on campus during the summer, but classes are pretty much required.

That's actually kinda perfect as Sam strikes me as the kind of guy who would like the excuse of "I have to take classes" so he doesn't appear as the big Nerd he is.

And thank you so much for the help.

[dorkdance.livejournal.com]

No problem!

And yeah, I can see Sam getting at least a double-major out of Stanford before he was done, because he's such a freakin' overachiever.

[clex_monkie89.livejournal.com]

I bet he really tried to go for a triple just because he's the kind of guy who didn't want any free tinme at all.