Where did you live when you were a student?

yes, i did have room mates when i was in school. lol. my husband and my kids. i started my family unbelievably young. by the time i was in college, i had a family. we lived in a one bedroom, low ceiling, no amenities, but high priced apartment complex in a mexican neighborhood. it was the pits. we were harassed and bullied by the complex who were racist if you weren't mexican. it was horrible. glad it's all over, school too.

I'm still living with my parents, in one of the outskirt districts of the capital here in Hungary. I have my own room (the bedroom I used to have since 12). The environment is so-so... there are scandalmakers, idiots and shady people in the neighborhood (but the nieghbors in the flat are really nice... as of now, because there used to be quite "interesting" people from tiem to time), but transportwise, the place I live in is really good, as it's really close to the metro station, so with public transport, I can get anywhere in Budapeste in maximally 1,5 hours, and I could get to all 3 train stations pretty easily too, if I wanna travel to the country.

I did a three year course at University, and lived somewhere different for each of the three years. In my first year I lived on campus in student halls, and this was my favourite year of the three. I loved being on campus as it meant that I was able to use the facilities whenever I wanted to. In my second year, I lived in a flat with my partner which was good, but it was too expensive and I soon found that I wasn't able to afford it with the amount of money that I was earning while I was studying. For my final year I moved back in with my parents and chose to commute into university. It was for financial reasons and, while it may seem like I have come full circle, it has meant that I haven't taken on as much debt as most of my friends, and I will be in a more secure financial situation when I come to buy my own property which is something that should be happening rather soon providing that everything goes to plan.

During my college,I lived alone all by myself.It was quiet alright and I enjoyed being alone that time. It was a nice place and very peaceful.It was fully furnished when I occupied the place. I love my placed when I'm still a student it was away from home but It feels like home.

When I was a student I lived in 5 places during my 8 university years. 4 in Torino (ITALY) and 1 in Barcelona during my Erasmus period. The first 3 years I lived in a very bad house: old, freezing in winter and very warm during the summer. I live in a room with my cousin and in another room lived a friend of mine. There were no positive aspects except it was near the university. On the other hand the best apartment where I lived was the last one. I stayed in a room with a classmate of the university and in the other room 2 Persian guys. In the last period Persian guys have gone, so they have been substituted by a couple of young workers. I liked the house for various reasons. First I liked the good atmosphere of the house even if it was a multicultural apartment: 1 Italian (me), 1 Albanian and the 2 Persian guys then substituted by 1 Croatian guy and if Italian girlfriend. The position was very good cause the house is near the city center and the railway station and the University isn't so far away and it can be reached by walking. If I would come back to Torino, I'd like to come there again.

I lived in Germany and crossed the boarder for my study in the Netherlands. I never had roommates I stayed at "home" in a small city (you probl. would call it a village).

Hi porcospino..... Several years, several places. I mean in my student life upto class 7, i was living in with my family. In class 8, i was living with my maternal uncle's home. In class 9 again in my home, in class 10 at my paternal uncle's home. Then from class 11 to graduation, i was living with my family and i have dome my post graduation from University hostel. have a nice time.

I lived in a different place almost every year. I lived in three different student hostels/dormitories. I had to share the room with two or three other girls, the bathroom and kitchen were on the other end of the corridor. We had to adjust a lot to each other, and it was not always easy. Then I rented a room from a lady, a really tiny room with just a bed and a heater, but at least I had some privacy. It was in a nice place in downtown, but I had to leave after about six months, as no matter how hard I was working during university, I couldn't pay the rent. So I moved to a friend, she lived in an apartment with one room, we shared that room. She was very chatty and I was often very tired to listen to her, but she was really nice and helped me a lot. It was difficult to study with so many people around, so I usually stayed at the library till the evening.

I have been living with my parents since the day I was born. Now, I just got 21 and my parents are still having separation anxiety. They still think I'm too little and my mom still calls me her baby. It's kind of funny and annoying sometimes but I'll just savor every moment I have with my parents.

I live in some sort of small dorm. There are 10 people living here. We each have our own room, most of which are pretty small. There are 2 showers and several toilets we share and the kitchen, which is way too small, is shared as well. The neighbourhood here is good though. The town only got this big because of the university, so about half of the inhabitants are students. The only annoying thing is that I can always hear the music of a party and drunk people in the street, no matter what day it is.

i do not hire apartment because the cost expensive, i just live in a rented house near my college, here a lot of houses rented for use inhabit.... and i live with my friends in the room, staying in a rented advantage togetherness is held in high esteem but is shortcomings are not free to do anything....