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More specifically, does anyone know if anything is scheduled for Lubbock?

For those of you who have lived in on-campus housing but are now living in the off-campus housing near Texas Tech, what would you say is the biggest difference between Texas Tech on-campus dorm and an off-campus apartment?

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21Hundred is currently having a flash sale!

Free surface parking for the first 10 people who sign using the promo code from 21Hundred's website!

Another sub question: Did you find your roommate before you decided you were going to live in the off-campus housing in Lubbock or after you had found 21 Hundred as a nice apartment near Texas Tech?

Currently have McDonald's, Walmart, and Wingstop on my list. For anyone familiar with the apartments around the Texas Tech campus, anything to add?

I know there are some people living in off-campus housing near Texas Tech that have private bedrooms, but I know that may not be the case for everyone. Any ideas?

A position as a community assistant include:

• Professional work experience while still in school
• Opportunity for students to gain real-time professional experience to complement their academic study
• A part-time job to be flexible with your school schedule
• Receive a discount on your housing (If you choose to live at one of our communities). Not required.
• And more!

Apply at AmericanCampus.com/Careers

So far, I’ve got toilet paper, hand soap, and a can opener. For people who have lived in an apartment, what are some things that you would say to add? (Keep in mind, most off-campus apartments come with a full-sized kitchen, private bedroom & bathroom, all of that)

As a community assistant, you’ll be in charge of giving leasing tours, participating in community events, and more!

Here’s the link if you’re interested! https://careers.americancampus.com/postings/a65d1c89-579a-4bdf-a89f-964771eb5527?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGnIkufZ53YR4FPCaUzx7XYpumwFJZzaFNTAwVSxILAoq0UbdkRD7xLO22JK70_aem_N_3eDqKryoVK1ZSbjQfFKg

For me, it was getting used to buying my own groceries. I moved into an apartment and had access to a full kitchen, but I never realized how stocked up my parents were compared to the bare bones of my own pantry.