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How long do you stay in college dorms?

At many colleges and universities, you will need to live in the residence halls for your first year or two of college. A few schools require campus residency for all four years. Even if your school allows students to live off campus, consider the pros and cons of living on campus before making a final decision.
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Do college students change dorms every year?

Dorm assignments are usually for an entire school year, or two semesters; fall and spring. Students usually move out of their dorm at the end of the spring term, and move back into a dorm a few days before the beginning of the next fall term.
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Can 30 year olds live in college dorms?

The bottom line is no age is too old to live in a campus dormitory. As long as you can put up with younger adults, noise, and partying, you are good to go. It is cheaper, and you can easily access adult housing and services.
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Is 24 too old to dorm?

There is no specific age limit for living on a college campus as a sophomore. Many colleges and universities have students of various ages living on campus, and it's not uncommon for older students to live in campus housing.
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Do you have to sleep in your dorm every night in college?

You do not have to sleep in your dorm every night, you can choose where you sleep.
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Can friends sleep over in your dorm?

Make sure to get your roommate's permission in advance and get their signature before your guest arrives and before they leave. Your building will not let your guest stay without that permission slip. You can ask the security guards at your dorm where the overnight pass is located.
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Can parents sleep in dorm?

(1) Check with your Resident Advisor to see what the college's rules are regarding overnight guests in the rooms. Some schools prohibit any overnight guests, while others limit the number, duration, and type of stays. There are risks and liabilities in having an adult non-student in the dorm.
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Can a 14 year old live in a dorm?

In the United States, most colleges and universities have specific age requirements for living in on-campus dormitories. These requirements typically stipulate that students must be at least 17 or 18 years old to live in on-campus housing without a parent or legal guardian.
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Can a 40 year old live in a college dorm?

Yes, in some cases, a 40-year-old may be able to live in a college dorm. Some colleges and universities offer housing options for non-traditional students, including older individuals.
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What age is too late for college?

Do you wonder, “Should I go back to college?” The truth is, it's never too late to go to college. In fact, you can go to college at any age—there's no such thing as a maximum age limit for admission. So why not go back to college at 30, 40, or even 50?
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Can a boy and girl live in a college dorm?

Living in co-ed dorms. Co-ed dorms (meaning the buildings, not the individual rooms) may still separate genders, often by floors or “wings.” But many colleges just mix things up, with female and male roommates living next door or across the hall from each other.
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Do colleges force you to live in dorms?

Whether you live on campus as a first-year student is a decision often left up to your school. These days, if you attend a four-year college or university as a full-time student, chances are you'll be required to live on campus your first year.
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Is there a right of privacy in a dorm room?

The good news is that the Fourth Amendment applies to dorm rooms just as it does to houses. This means that a college student living in a dorm room has the same rights with regard to their dorm room as people have when they are living in a house.
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Why do dorms close during breaks?

College students typically have to move out of their dormitories during breaks for a few reasons. First, the college may use the break periods to perform maintenance and cleaning in the dorms. Second, it allows the college to save on utility costs by reducing energy consumption in unoccupied buildings.
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Can you stay in your dorm during summer?

Many schools offer some type of student housing over the summer. This housing could take the form of on-campus dorms or off-campus apartments or houses. In general, you can apply for this housing as soon as you finish your first year of college; however, policies and rules vary by school and campus.
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Can I bring a TV to my dorm?

Can you have a T.V. in a dorm room? Most colleges allow students to have televisions in their dorm room, but you need to check with your college to make sure that televisions are allowed before you purchase one. And find out what connections your television needs before you make a purchase.
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What's the oldest you can be to live in a dorm?

No age limit, but some schools require juniors or seniors to move to private apartments.
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Is 23 too old to live on campus?

Many colleges allow adult students to live in dormitories or residence halls with “traditional” students but typically students over the age of 25 usually decline this option.
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Is 40 years old too old for college?

It's not too late. More than 6% of college students in 2019 were 40 or older, according to the most recent data from the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Can you live in a dorm with a girl?

Yes, some colleges do allow students of different genders to be roommates. This policy is often referred to as gender-inclusive housing.
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Can you get a dorm with a girl?

The Los Angeles Times reported in an article on March 15 that some 50 US universities currently have policies allowing male and female students to room together in dormitories. Major participating schools include UC Berkeley, Stanford, Cornell, Dartmouth, Wesleyan and the University of Michigan.
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How long does it take to move into a dorm?

The task of moving all your furniture, boxes and bags into your room shouldn't take more than a few hours with enough help. It may take a while to feel at home in your room, this is normal.
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Can my boyfriend spend the night in my dorm?

It depends on the rules that apply to your dorm. Ask your dorm's manager what the rules are for your dorm. If you want to have privacy so you and your boyfriend can have sex, then your dorm rules might prevent that, or your dorm rules might be OK with it. You have to find that out.
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Can my boyfriend live with me in my dorm?

If different-sexed, they had to live separately if they lived on campus. If same-sexed they might get placed in the same suite or apartment but there was no guarantee. Some campuses offer married student housing. Otherwise, make your own arrangements off campus.
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What happens if you have a baby while living in a dorm?

Although schools may require that you find alternative housing once your baby is born (some campuses even have housing for parenting students!), they cannot kick you out of your dorm room because of your pregnancy. If this occurs, it's time to contact your Title IX coordinator.
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