How to allocate the freshman dormitory? Is it an optional dormitory?

University life is very important, so many freshmen will struggle about how to allocate dormitories and dormitories in the university before entering the school. Below I have compiled some relevant information for your reference!

How is the dormitory for freshmen allocated? Different schools have different dormitory assignments!

Netizen 1: I remember that when the school started, our dormitory was assigned in the order of registration, because there were relatively few boys in our major, so as long as there were boys reporting, the guide would tell you which dormitory to live in. Of course, I would also ask you what requirements you have for bunk beds. If necessary, he will make arrangements for you.

However, in any case, it is in the order of reporting. If you report early, you will have more opportunities to choose, and if you come late, you will have fewer opportunities to choose.

Netizen 2: Our school is Media College. Dormitories are allocated by schools, basically according to student numbers, while our student numbers are arranged according to surnames. For example, my surname is Zhang, and our roommates basically start with Z. However, there is one roommate who is an exception. Her student number is not connected with the three of us, not only our dormitory, but also the dormitory where the other three student numbers are connected together, plus a classmate whose student number is far away. I still don't understand why the school should allocate it like this.

Our school can change dormitories after the end of the semester. If you don't get along well with your classmates in the dormitory, you can change to a good friend's dormitory.

Netizen 3: The dormitory in our university is a quadruple room, and roommates are assigned according to the student number. Although this makes it very random, we will meet people with different personalities from different nationalities and regions in the world, and there may be differences and frictions in living habits and customs, but we are born in society and will inevitably deal with all kinds of people. Paving such a rich scene for us in advance at the university can also lay a good foundation for our future development.

How to get along with roommates and respect each other? This is a principle that is extremely observed when getting along with everyone. We come from different families, and everyone carries the mark of family. Values, outlook on life and consumption level will be different. We are all separated by fate, so we should cherish it.

Don't talk about others behind their backs (especially privacy). Plagiarists will inevitably have contradictions, and some minor complaints are inevitable. But remember that there are contradictions, and you can't use words to hurt others behind their backs. Your careless words are likely to hurt others' self-esteem.

Appropriate humility. It's not a day or two for everyone to live together. Your humble attitude will be seen by other roommates. No one likes to get along with people who are pointed at each other, although they don't say it, they will stay away. Although it is a temporary concession, it is to get along better with roommates.

Help each other. Although this sentence has been on our lips since primary school, it is a wise saying. Not limited to academic discussion and help. More importantly, help in life. College students, like your major, are likely to be your business partners after graduation, and there are still many opportunities to get along.