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Prefers to live at Litchfield Tower C
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Majoring in Video/Film/Animation
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Prefers to live at Litchfield Tower C
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Majoring in Video/Film/Animation
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Prefers to live at Pittsburgh
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Majoring in Chemistry
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Prefers to live at Pittsburgh
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Majoring in Chemistry
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Prefers to live at Oakland
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Majoring in Political Science
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Prefers to live at Oakland
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Majoring in Political Science
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Prefers to live at Whateverβs safe and cheap
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Majoring in Physical Therapy
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Prefers to live at Whateverβs safe and cheap
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Majoring in Physical Therapy
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Majoring in Computer/Information Sciences
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Majoring in Computer/Information Sciences
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Prefers to live at North Oakland
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Majoring in Engineering (Electrical/Electronic)
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Prefers to live at North Oakland
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Majoring in Engineering (Electrical/Electronic)
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Prefers to live at Not too far off campus
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Prefers to live at Not too far off campus
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Majoring in Engineering (Mechanical)
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Majoring in Engineering (Mechanical)
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Prefers to live at North or south O
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Majoring in Architecture/Urban Planning
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Prefers to live at North or south O
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Majoring in Architecture/Urban Planning
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Prefers to live at My current top three are 1. Holland Hall 2. Towers A 3. Towers B. I do not know which dorm I am going to get assigned to though.
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Prefers to live at My current top three are 1. Holland Hall 2. Towers A 3. Towers B. I do not know which dorm I am going to get assigned to though.
PITT Roommate FAQs
What are some character traits to look for in a potential University of Pittsburgh roommate?
It's important to find a roommate who is respectful, responsible, and communicative. You want someone who will be considerate of your space and belongings, follow proper cleaning and maintenance etiquette, and be open to addressing issues should they arise.
How can I ensure my University of Pittsburgh roommate and I have compatible living habits?
Before moving in together, try to have an open and honest conversation about your living habits and preferences. Discuss your expectations for cleanliness, noise levels, visitors, and any other factors that may impact your living situation. This can help you figure out if you're a good match before committing to being roommates.
What should I do if I'm having issues with my University of Pittsburgh roommate?
Communication is key in any living situation, so it's important to address any issues as they come up. Try to approach your roommate calmly and respectfully to discuss your concerns and find a solution together. If you're having trouble reaching a resolution, you can always reach out to your resident advisor or housing staff for additional support.