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What are some of the important qualities of a good roommate?
While going to school or university, many students have to live with
roommate. In fact, roommates can influence on your quality of
campus life, friends you make with, even the academic
achievement. A student should notice the importance of roommates
and carefully chose good roommates when she or he initially goes to
school. The issue is worth discussing over three dimensions below.
First, the definition of a good roommate have to reach some basic
standards, for example, she or he must be free from drug abusing,
alcoholic drinking, illegal activity and so on.
Besides, she or he have to be clean, friendly and is pleased to give a
hand to other people in need of help. In my opinions, Most of
student in school want to find a roommate like what I describe
above.
Second, a school, university especially, is accommodated over
hundred or thousand students from different families, ethnic
groups, and regions, even countries. They possessed diverse
thinking style and habit which may be good or bad. If a student
lives with a roommate who does like to solve problems in violent
way, It could be terrible to imagine the situation while a dispute
happening between them. Instead, when I live with a rational,
peaceful and listening roommate, It is easy to get along with and
can benefit each other whatever in study or communicative skills.
Third, a good roommate could be a good friend even after
graduating from school. The employer of plastic raw material
company in which my father serves now was his roommate at
university twenty years ago. They kept in touch closely for a long
time, and supported each other in work or in recreation exercises.
Until now, the two families members have kept the best friendship
in the world.
Finding a good roommate and live together in school is the first thing

any freshman should devote himself to doing while receiving a letter
of admission for school. It is also a critical period to decide what
person a student will become when she or he chose a roommate.