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銆€銆€I鈥檇 rather have the university assign a roommate to share a room with me. As far as I鈥檓 concerned, this is part of the university experience. Students should meet new people and be open to new experiences. I like leaving this up to chance.

銆€銆€Actually, even though the university will choose, it鈥檚 not totally a matter of chance. We all filled out information sheets. The school knows what we鈥檙e majoring in, what our interests are, and our study habits and our goals. I think they鈥檙e probably very good at matching roommates using this information. They鈥檝e had a lot of practice. Besides, if a mistake is made, I can change my room assignment next semester.

銆€銆€If I did want to choose my own roommate, I鈥檇 first pick some candidates from the list supplied by the university. Then I鈥檇 write to them and they鈥檇 write back. Through our letters, we鈥檇 find out if we shared common interests, such as sports or movies. More importantly, we鈥檇 find out if we like doing the same things in our free time. Because my investigation, I鈥檇 probably get someone compatible with me. It鈥檚 a lot of work to go through, though. Besides, the process of finding similar interests isn鈥檛 all that different from what the university does.

銆€銆€Trying to predict whom I鈥檓 going to get along with is not a science. I might choose someone who sounds just like me and still find that the two of us just don鈥檛 get along as roommates. Besides, I think it would be boring to room with somebody who鈥檚 just the same as me. I鈥檇 rather be with someone who has different interests and likes to do different things. Maybe I鈥檇 even get a roommate from another culture. After all, one of the reasons I鈥檓 going to the university is to be exposed to a lot of new experiences. So, I鈥檇 rather have the university choose my roommate for me.

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