Roommates

Living with a roommate can be a little challenging for everyone involved, but with these ten tips you can at least make sure you start off on the right foot.

Having a roommate with a boyfriend or girlfriend can get complicated in college. Being kicked out of your room, or "sexiled," by your roommate can also get annoying. Find ways to handle being sexiled as well as how to plan around having boyfriends or girlfriends visit in a roommate situation.

How do you react when your college roommate tells you s/he is lesbian, gay or bisexual?

Having problems with your roommate? Not sure if you're going to be able to continue sharing the same space? Learn more about tips and tricks to improve things . . . or change them, if necessary.

Need ideas for roommate gifts but aren't sure where to star? Check out this list 10 roommate gifts.

Even though the vast majority of college roommate matches end up working out just fine, there are always a few exceptions to every rule. So what happens if you end up not liking your college roommate?

The residence hall staff at your college has passed out roommate agreements to everyone in the hall. Find out what exactly a roommate contract is -- and if you really need to do it.

Most students end up staying with their college roommate, at least through the first year. But what about the second?

Living with a college roommate has definite pros and cons. So how can you decide if having a college roommate is the right choice for you?

Finding a college roommate can be one of the more stressful aspects of starting school. But with a little knowledge, you can rest assured you'll be paired with the best roommate possible.