What's a university dormitory like?

University is the legendary ivory tower and a paradise for countless students. Many students are full of curiosity about everything in college before they go to college. The university dormitory is the place where we spent the longest time in the four years of our university, so many people are curious about what the university dormitory looks like.

University dormitories are generally divided into four or six rooms. Generally, there are independent toilets and public toilets. First, let me tell you the difference between a four-person room and a six-person room. Usually four people go to bed and get off the table, there will be a relatively large storage space in the shed, and everyone will have an independent small wardrobe. Six-person rooms are generally bunk beds, and there will be another set of tables and chairs in the dormitory for everyone to study and use. The storage space for six people will be smaller. Generally, there is no place to hang clothes, only a small cupboard. If it's a six-person room, I suggest you buy all kinds of gadgets on the bed to increase the storage space.

Four people

Six people

The second is the difference between independent toilets and public toilets. Independent bathroom does not mean that everyone has their own bathroom, but that every dormitory will be equipped with a bathroom and a sink, and at the same time, a washing machine will be equipped for everyone's convenience. Public toilets are generally toilets and sinks used by students on the first floor. Although it sounds more convenient to have a separate bathroom, it is not because you often have to wait in line to take a shower. There are also public toilets * * * Because there are many toilets, people often don't have to wait in line when taking a shower. Another convenient point is that public toilets are generally cleaned by school cleaners, while our independent toilets need to be cleaned by dormitory members themselves.

Gong * * * sanitary bathroom

University dormitories are generally allocated according to colleges and majors, which means that your roommates are usually your classmates. The people who live next door to you are usually your professional classmates or classmates from the same college.

As for the interior decoration style of university dormitories, each school is different. But I think it doesn't matter even if the decoration style is not what we like, because we can transform it by pasting wallpaper and so on, so that our university can live comfortably for four years. I wish you all a wonderful university life in the dormitory.