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Old 01-02-2007, 10:24 PM   #1
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Freshman Housing Options

I was just wondering if it was mandatory for OOS incoming freshman to live in the dorms of UM, or are they also allowed to live in apartments/condos/etc. and commute to the school? Is this a complicated process since I'm OOS?

Personally, I would like to dorm, but because I constantly play music and mess around with MIDIs, play piano on my synthesizer, do vocal training, etc, I don't want to be of a disturbance to my roommate/dormmates (and I'm not entering the music major either, so I don't think I will be eligible to use any of their facilities, if there are any that would be of help to me).

Also, if I do decide to go with my own housing and I checked the residence hall box on my application for housing preference, is this going to be a big problem?

I would appreciate any response I can get. Thanks!
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Old 01-03-2007, 11:53 PM   #2
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It's not mandatory for students to live on campus. However, you will be missing out on a big part of college life if you live in an apartment. The dorm is where most people meet their friends. Some of the dorms have music practice rooms--or, you could contact the music school and find out if you can use their facilities.
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