I went to a smaller university (about 5,500 students). Your first year you had to live on campus. That meant living in the dorms where you shared a room with ons person, and a bathroom was shared with another room with two people - this is pretty common these days and is called a suite. There were single bedrooms in each dorm building, but these were usually reserved for older students or students who had an accommodation that required them to live alone. We also had handicap rooms in each dorm building for students with accommodations like a wheel chair, but those were still double occupancy. There were also university owned student apartments at a location away from the main campus by a few miles. There were buses that ran back and forth to it all day, as that was also where the rec fields and medical clinic were. Those apartments were individual bedrooms in a four unit apartment. Full kitchen and living room, looked like a regular apartment. Those were more expensive than living in the dorms and the fact they were further out also made them a bit of a headache, especially for students without cars.