Traditional Residence Halls

About the dormitory, there are three types of college housing: Traditional Residence halls, suite style and specialty housing. The traditional Residence halls are opened to approximately 50-200 students per building and have lounges and study areas in the center. Hallways are long and have rooms on each size. A maximum of two Students is required to share a single bedroom and bathroom. The dormitories cost less than the other dorms, which is a total of $500. Despite this, due to having more freshmen's housing in the traditional dorms, our regulations are stricter and structured for everyone’s safety.

Pros

• Great for meeting people and building community
• Lots of programming and activities
• Close to campus resources
• Built-in social structure
• Lower cost

Cons

• Less privacy
• Shared bathroom facilities
• Can be noisy
• Limited storage space
• Strict rules and regulations

Suite-style housing

Suite-style housing has a similar arrangement to the traditional housing, the difference separating the two dormitories is students have the option to select individual or shared bedrooms. In place of the lounge and study areas are small kitchenettes and a common area. These dorms have significantly more space than the previous dorms, giving more of the room for students' comfort. There's no need to worry about sharing a bathroom now that there's more room. However, Dorms are more expensive, costing about $700.

Pros

• More privacy than traditional dorms
• Bathroom shared with fewer people
• Common area for socializing
• Still part of residence hall community
• Good balance of social and private space

Cons

• More expensive than traditional dorms
• Potential for suite-mate conflicts
• May feel isolated from larger dorm community
• More responsibility for common area cleanliness

Specialty Housing

These are the honors housing. Specialty housing is given to students with higher scores in academics and scholarships. These dorms provide the maximum amount of privacy from both dorms. These housing opportunities are given to those who are in academic groups (like engineering) or students who are a part of fraternities or sororities. Living in these dorms provide more activities and academic support. This area is great for students who’d like to study in calmer areas and love socializing with others. The overall cost is $1,100.

Pros

• Built-in community with shared interests
• Academic and social support
• Specialized programming
• Enhanced learning experiences

Cons

• Higher cost but maximum privacy
• May require medical or academic justification
• Fraternity or sorority houses
• Strong community bonds
• Shared values and activities
• May have specific requirements or costs

What year does Addiction take place?

Addiction takes place around mid-late 1970s.

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inspiration

Addiction was somewhat inspired by Yandere Simulator (Mostly from the rival system). I liked the concept of playing as the mc who has to eliminate her love interest's suitors but it irk me how it was executed or should I say barely since none of them are actually in the game! So I decided to use that as another ostacle that the MC has to face while trying to avoid getting caught for a murder which leads to the next inspiration. The idea of the main character killing someone and avoid getting while also pretending to 'help' solve it wasn't an original idea but it was one I've thought of.