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Post by xyz on May 15, 2012 8:11:18 GMT -5
My parents are encouraging me (basically forcing) to mark of the option for a single-sex floor on my application. Does anything actually do that? Are there any stereotypes associated with the single sex dorms? What would current students recommend? I don't really want to live in a floor with only girls but my parents are a little overprotective.
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Post by David on May 16, 2012 0:24:20 GMT -5
Yup if u put that as your preference there's a high chance that u will get it. Very very few incoming freshmen actually chose that. I think there are many advantages of living in a co-ed floor. And if your parents are worried, just because there are no guys on your floor doesn't mean that guys can't come over (and it just takes them few steps to do that!). so there's not much benefit anyways. I don't think there are particular stereotypes associated, but it's better to have the widest spectrum of people live near u in your freshman year! if you wana join a sorority you can always do that after your first year. so yea i think you should convince your parents that!
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