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Questions to Ask a New Roommate When Living in the Dorm What is your major? What does your class schedule look like? Are you taking part in any clubs, sports, or extracurricular activities? Are you currently working? ... Do you consider yourself to be a morning person/early riser or a night owl?
Class schedule and when you will not be in the dorm room. This way your roommate should know when to bring over significant others. Fridge space. How is it divided? ... If shared TV what are the rules. Do they have headphones? If not they need to buy. Sleep schedule. Cleaning rules. Any medical conditions, allergies.
The best thing to do when you meet your new roommate(s) is to listen to the other person. Find out as much as you can about their background and interests. Then be upfront about who you are. It sounds simple, but it's a good idea to think of some nice things to do for your roommate once you're acquainted.
No need to provide a preference - the choice is yours based on what is available at your designated lottery time. You'll be able to see who selected into a space already and their roommate matching preferences. The choice is yours to look at it before you confirm your space.
Roommate Selection (Optional) Roommate requests cannot be guaranteed. If you do not have a specific person in mind, you can conduct an online search for potential roommates and be presented with possible matches based on the information provided in your Profile.
Can I request a roommate or will UCLA Housing choose one for me? All students wanting to be roommates should update their application to reflect the requested roommate's information. We will take mutual roommate requests into consideration when making assignments.
Yes, gender-inclusive housing is for people who would like/don't mind a co-ed apartment, or people who don't think they fit in with either male or female housing.
Search and confirm roommates (Optional): If you would like to live with a particular roommate(s), you may join a roommate group. You may also search for roommates with shared interests. Roommate groups may be two (2) or three (3) people only.
To begin your roommate search, first sign in to your account and select Roommates from the main menu. Next, select Create Profile, complete each section of questions, and change your profile status to Active. You must have an active profile to search for roommates.
No need to provide a preference - the choice is yours based on what is available at your designated lottery time. You'll be able to see who selected into a space already and their roommate matching preferences. The choice is yours to look at it before you confirm your space.