Everyone’s heard horror stories from their friends or parents about having to live with roommates in college. At first glance, applying for Florida State Off-Campus Housing seems like the perfect way to avoid the stress of dealing with roommates. But when you go to the website to check out the floor plans, you learn that many student housing units still require at least one or two roommates. Is student living worth the expense, or should you just apply for a regular dorm?
Does Florida State Off-Campus Housing Come with Private Bedrooms?
Luckily, one of the advantages of off-campus housing is that even if you share an apartment with roommates, you’ll still get access to a private bedroom. Your room comes with its own lockable door, giving you access to a safe, quiet space that you don’t have to share with anyone. No more sharing a bedroom with a messy or inconsiderate roommate. You’ll get to enjoy the college experience without having to clean up after another person.
Some housing units also allow you to choose the number of roommates that you want. You can stick with just one roommate, or try having two or three. However, rooms with fewer roommates tend to be more expensive, so make sure you look at the prices before applying.
For more information on student housing, the Redpoint West Tenn website offers floor plans, rates, a photo gallery and more. You can check out their social media accounts to get an idea of the lifestyle and community that Redpoint offers.
