So I've decided to move to the Flats and live in the 4x4 apartments, I've had roommates before (all terrible and traumatizing experiences) but I've never lived with three at a time. It isn't my choice, and it's what my parents can afford. I'm concerned about the food situation and how to divide everything up. I'm recovering from an ED so weight gain is important right now and having to split food has been an issue where i currently live. What are some tips for living with three people, and what are the flats like?

P.S I'm really trying to remain positive about this so please give good tips xx

So I got accepted into SCADPro 580 as a junior fashion marketing major. I transferred into SCAD so I honestly don't know a lot about SCAD Pro as a course. I know that its working with real clients and producing deliverables, but I am not entirely sure about the rest. Is it hard? What are the deliverables like? Should I be nervous lol? Tap me in, guys xx

I just completed my first year as a transfer at SCAD and was awarded a current student scholarship but I’m a little lost on how it works. it states that it’s renewable , does it renew by quarter or year? also, am I required to be full time to receive it or can i continue as part time? last question, will they split it due to me living off campus or is that only for institutional awards?

22 y/o female looking for a roommate in Atlanta

Hii! I’m 22, and I'm looking for a new spot in Atlanta. I currently go to SCAD Atlanta, but I'm definitely open to roommates who go anywhere around here or even just around my age (don't have to be in college)

I’m looking for a roommate who’s chill, friendly, and easy to vibe with. I want a place in a central area, close enough to be walkable to not only school but also stores, food, churches, etc.

I'm pretty chill fr, I like going out, I love clothes, I just like good vibes. I like a relaxed home environment, for things to be clean and for it to be a safe space to relax.

I haven’t picked a specific neighborhood yet I’m open as long as it’s safe, affordable, and has good energy and good management.

If you're interested, hit me up; I'd love to chat!