<p>Is it better to room with an In state or out state?</p>
<p>Why would it matter?</p>
<p>My son didn’t care if he roomed with an in-state or out-of-state person. He was more concerned with compatibility. Maybe you’ll end up corresponding with him on facebook!</p>
<p>yeah man, it really dosen’t matter. unless you wanna know around the city or something. but the knowledge of their city is relative</p>
<p>danny, you are exhausting…jk…you ask so many good questions its hard to answer all of them…I ought to give you my phone number and just have a conversation with you…
re: roommates. Some OSS like another OSS because they are both in the same boat…however sometimes your ISS roommate if the type will introduce you to all of their HS buddies and you have an instant social group. I would look for similarities in lifestyles. Are you a book worm? do you drink socially? do you like to have girls over to your pad? would you want to room with someone who does any of the above? what time do you go to sleep? getup? are you neat, messy or not sure…do you want someone to coordinate bedding with and have a cool room (jk–i know that is a girl thing), do you listen to music from your ipod or like a loud stereo, where do you like to study…as you can see these lifestyle questions are far more impt than where are you from because even ISS might not know people…oh yeah, how often do yo uplan on going home is a good question…and do you have a beach house might prove advantageous.</p>
<p>i love asking questions. I thirst for answers! lol
thanks atlmom.</p>