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How Living In A Single Has Changed My View On College

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Framingham chapter.

My freshman year of college was not an easy one. I had to balance school work, a job, friends, family, and a relationship all at the same time. it did not help that I went through roommate hell twice! Before coming back to FSU for my sophomore year I knew that I could not live with another random roommate. I hated my freshman year and it was all because of my negative experiences. Thoughts of transferring and dropping out when through my mind, but then I decided that I would not give these people the satisfaction for pushing me out of the only school that I have ever wanted to go to. So this year I live in a single.

Most people think that it is lonely and hard to make friends if you do not have a roommate, but let me tell you that this is the best thing to ever happen to me. I have made so many new friends this year without the help of a roommate. I am able to have my own space where I can do as I please. I am able to study in quite and have whoever I want in my room without asking a roommate if it is okay. Living in a single has changed my whole outlook on college. I actually don’t want to go home every weekend and I don’t dread going back to my room. I am able to relax and enjoy the college experience now that I have my own living space.

Adriana Vaughan

Framingham '22

I'm in love with makeup and dogs.
President and Campus Correspondent of Her Campus Framingham, Senior at Framingham State University, Finance Major. Avid animal lover, aspiring fashionista, and amateur traveler.