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In college, can co-ed dorms allow both genders to live in one room? That depends on the rules of the school. Some put different sexes on different floors. Others separate by room.
There are certain points when our social batteries run out, and we cannot handle being with our friends, so being with your roommate offers a rest from friends. Yes, there may be advantages to living with your best friend, but you do not have to do so to enjoy your college experience.
Yes, many colleges and universities allow male students to have female roommates, especially in co-ed housing arrangements. The specific policies can vary by institution, but here are some examples of colleges known for allowing mixed-gender roommates: