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Finding Your Roommates

Who you live with can be just as important as where you live. While your best friend might seem like an obvious choice, be sure that you have considered the challenges that living in close quarters will bring. Living together can sometimes strain friendships, especially if you disagree about cleanliness, parties, guests, paying bills, or expectations of each other.


Roommate Considerations

Check out the guide below for some questions to ask yourself and potential roommates as you begin your search:

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Roommate considerations


Sample Roommate Agreement

Download and customize this agreement to fit your situation. Make any edits so all roommates' wishes are respected and upheld.

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Sample Roommate Agreement Form


Using the Off-Campus Roommate Finder

The Off-Campus Roommate Finder allows you to filter by social and cleanliness habits, graduation year, gender identity, pets, and more. Start by signing in or creating an account.

Once you've signed up for a student account, you can create a roommate profile. Only those who have already completed their own profiles will be able to view yours. Now you can share a bit about yourself and start connecting with others in search of a roommate (or roommates)!

Already have a place?

In addition to creating a roommate profile, you can create a listing to share in the Housing search to reach more potential roommates. This way, your property listing will be visible to anyone searching the Housing section of the site, versus only those with active roommate profiles.

First, select Roommate Profile in the dropdown under your name in the top-right corner of the page, and then select Housing from the options on the left. Select Add a Listing and share some information about your place.

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Your listing will be tagged as "Shared Housing" on the Housing Search page:

Screenshot of Housing search page highlighting the shared housing tag on a listing


Additional Roommate Resources