A Tour Of My Dorm Room - University of Idaho

Welcome to Wallace, located in Moscow, Idaho. This is my dorm room before I left for winter break. While this is my second year in college, this is my first year living in the dorms and with three other girls. We share one bathroom between the four of us. Things can get pretty intense sometimes, but I really do love who these girls are.
These are the cheapest rooms on campus, totaling about $2200 a semester. I pay about $4000/semester because every student must also purchase a meal plan when they live on campus.
I also love that Marissa and Treanne are playing video games in the other room. I love them so much. :)

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[Labelmehayley]

Pretty cool! I'm hoping to transfer here after a year at my community college for Vet Science. Looks like the dorms and campus are pretty cool (:

[kekindall]

@Labelmehayley I hope you transfer here. It is a great school, and the dorms are decent for the prices! Go Vandals!

[MsPinkZebraz]

I'm curious.. what is the tiara from?

[kekindall]

@MsPinkZebraz I got it from my roommate's mom one year in a box that she sent for my birthday. Just a cheap plastic thing.

[XxBabyV123xX]

cool video! :D i have that same exact gray stereo lol :)

[kekindall]

@XxBabyV123xX Haha, my best purchase yet. It drove everybody on my floor nuts because the bass can be too intense at times.

[MsPinkZebraz]

@kekindall awww I was hoping you were a pageant queen like me :( or I thought maybe homecoming queen or something like that lol

[icingwitsprinkles]

hey hey hey you added this on my birthday :) yayy i feel so special :)

[kekindall]

@ElaineLoree And finally, I would personally try and make friends that have the same degree as you. They are going through the same thing that you are, and chances are that if you are struggling with something, they can probably explain it to you on better terms than your professors. In my department, I'm friends with about 7 chemical engineers. We used to study in the basement of Wallace, and compare answers to the homework. It's really useful, and helped me to learn a lot about my field.

[kekindall]

@ElaineLoree Another tip is to never be afraid to ask for help, whether it's finding your classes or not understanding a certain subject. The library will probably be your best friend when it comes to finals week, and also the coffee shops on campus. Never miss class. EVER. Every class is important. Write down everything you think is important and study a little bit every night. Also when winter hits, bring a heavy jacket. You will need it, trust me.