accepted students Facebook groups

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that the utility of the Facebook (or other social media) group is to identify a roommate. DD is a junior at an ivy; she told me only the weird or out of touch kids go into the random pool for roommates these days. She used the facebook group to connect with her freshman year roommate, who ended up being an overnight camp acquaintance of a friend from high school, and they requested to be placed together as freshman. They had a good year together and are friendly. DD's best friend ended up being a HS classmate of the freshman roommate. Admittedly this kind of insular. DD attended a private and her friends are similar to her but shes happy so Im not going to worry.

That said, Facebook's popularity is rapidly dropping off (DD#2 is a HS senior and barely uses it). Its possible there is a different method this year.

She sounds like an ignorant bitch.

[Anonymous]

Or someone who dares to have her own opinion. Get her!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that the utility of the Facebook (or other social media) group is to identify a roommate. DD is a junior at an ivy; she told me only the weird or out of touch kids go into the random pool for roommates these days. She used the facebook group to connect with her freshman year roommate, who ended up being an overnight camp acquaintance of a friend from high school, and they requested to be placed together as freshman. They had a good year together and are friendly. DD's best friend ended up being a HS classmate of the freshman roommate. Admittedly this kind of insular. DD attended a private and her friends are similar to her but shes happy so Im not going to worry.

That said, Facebook's popularity is rapidly dropping off (DD#2 is a HS senior and barely uses it). Its possible there is a different method this year.

She sounds like an ignorant bitch.

Said the pot to the kettle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that the utility of the Facebook (or other social media) group is to identify a roommate. DD is a junior at an ivy; she told me only the weird or out of touch kids go into the random pool for roommates these days. She used the facebook group to connect with her freshman year roommate, who ended up being an overnight camp acquaintance of a friend from high school, and they requested to be placed together as freshman. They had a good year together and are friendly. DD's best friend ended up being a HS classmate of the freshman roommate. Admittedly this kind of insular. DD attended a private and her friends are similar to her but shes happy so Im not going to worry.

That said, Facebook's popularity is rapidly dropping off (DD#2 is a HS senior and barely uses it). Its possible there is a different method this year.

She sounds like an ignorant bitch.

idk why you're so triggered, PP's post is 100% accurate. nobody wants to go in totally blind anymore, social media allows you to stalk out and likely find a compatible friend of a friend to room with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that the utility of the Facebook (or other social media) group is to identify a roommate. DD is a junior at an ivy; she told me only the weird or out of touch kids go into the random pool for roommates these days. She used the facebook group to connect with her freshman year roommate, who ended up being an overnight camp acquaintance of a friend from high school, and they requested to be placed together as freshman. They had a good year together and are friendly. DD's best friend ended up being a HS classmate of the freshman roommate. Admittedly this kind of insular. DD attended a private and her friends are similar to her but shes happy so Im not going to worry.

That said, Facebook's popularity is rapidly dropping off (DD#2 is a HS senior and barely uses it). Its possible there is a different method this year.

She sounds like an ignorant bitch.

idk why you're so triggered, PP's post is 100% accurate. nobody wants to go in totally blind anymore, social media allows you to stalk out and likely find a compatible friend of a friend to room with.

Harvard assigns rooming groups.