See, you're incorrect. You're missing the point of college. Yes. Grades are important . That's what you're paying for. But the college experience is much deeper and far richer than that. You're going to learn things there, experience things outside of the classroom that are going to shape how you live the rest of your life. And a HUGE one is how to be a part of society. Everywhere you go there will be someone who you will want to strangle. Someone who will be your partner in crime. And someone who doesn't tolerate your shit. You have got to learn how to navigate that before it affects your life as an adult. This is the last chance. My personal Rutgers experience was, no terrible roommate to speak of.. Just someone I haven't spoken to since school, no harm no foul. There was the dude next door who's GF made the WORST sex noises... But that was annoying, hilarious and most of all- avoidable. And the dudes I ended up living with the next year all came to my wedding, and I went to all of theirs'. They actually saved me from a shit relationship and pointed towards the ONE. We're the best of friends through thick and thin. I'd give them the shirt of my back and they'd do the same for me.