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how do i get my own room?

by: ok

How do I get my own room for rush?I get panic attacks, and i'm thinking it would be best if I had my own place to chill after a long day. Do I need to rent a hotel?

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#1  by: yep   
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I was thinking the same thing. People keep talking about how stressful rush is. The last thing I want to do , is go back to some crowded dorm where I have to fight for mirror space. Plus what if my roommate snores? I really want my own room.

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#2  by: Ummm   
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I personally think that's a waste of time and money.... You are gonna have to wake up even earlier just to get from a hotel to TCU

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by: ?Jul 13, 2016 11:18:56 AM

Which hotel would be the closest? For people with sleep issues, sensory processing issues, and anxiety, it might be needed.

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by: huh?Jul 13, 2016 3:13:49 PM

There a tons of hotels near TCU. Not a big deal.

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#3  by: :)   
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I personally wouldn't get your own room for rush. My roommate didn't rush last year so she didn't move in until after rush and I was really lonely after each day. Think about it, you won't know anyone that week so wouldnt you want to come home to a friendly face?

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by: okJul 13, 2016 12:16:36 PM

But how do I know that my roommate won't be rushing? As a person with sensory processing differences, the presence of an extra body, could be overwhelming.

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by: UmmmmJul 13, 2016 1:09:26 PM

Yeah idk if recruitment is for you...

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by: @okJul 13, 2016 2:19:18 PM

I'm assuming you were randomly assigned a roommate, in which case I would find them on fb, message them and ask. I mean, I didn't know a single person who didn't have a roommate last year so you'll have to have one eventually right?

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by: okJul 13, 2016 2:49:25 PM

I found out my roommate is going through rush. So I will have figure out if I should get a hotel room or not. Does anybody else get hotels? Will people know I have a hotel?

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by: IfJul 13, 2016 3:20:50 PM

you are so anxious and have "sensory processing differences" then rush and sorority life probably aren't for you.

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by: NoJul 13, 2016 3:22:28 PM

I've literally never heard of anyone getting a hotel

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by: @ifJul 13, 2016 5:10:52 PM

Because she has anxiety or sensory processing issues, a sorority isn't for her? That isn't true. There are loads of girls who have learning differences in every sorority. TCU is known as a very LD Friendly School.

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by: What?Jul 13, 2016 5:37:02 PM

She never said anything about a learning difference

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#4  by: What?   
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Um when did she say she had a learning difference? That literally has nothing to do with what she said

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by: WtfJul 13, 2016 9:07:07 PM

Oh my god you can't just say someone has Autism

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