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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not at WashU, but as a general thing, for a kid worried about making friends, I wouldn’t recommend a single unless there are medical/accommodations reasons to do so. While it might be a little uncomfortable, having a roommate forces a certain amount of social interaction, and for shy students it can be problematic ally easy to hide away in a single room and not force themselves to get out and interact. [/quote] My rising sophomore daughter at another school loved having a single - almost half the freshmen at her school have singles and they congregate in the common rooms. She made tons of friends and having your own space in which to recharge is huge, IMO. (At WashU, half the freshman rooms are singles, and the traditional singles tend to be suite style, so plenty of social interaction.) [/quote]
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