复旦生活选择题：一个人住更香，还是和室友合租更快乐？
When you step into Fudan, the first life choice you need to face is: live alone or share a house? These two methods have their own advantages and disadvantages, and are suitable for students with different personalities and needs.
Living alone (Studio Apartment): enjoy the excitement of being alone
advantages： Have absolute privacy and freedom. You can arrange your work and rest as you like, without worrying about disturbing or being disturbed by others. The layout of the room fully follows your preferences, and it is a quiet little world exclusive to you. It is very suitable for schoolboys who need a high degree of concentration, or students who like to be quiet.
challenge： The cost of rent is relatively high; you may feel lonely occasionally; all housework needs to be borne by yourself.
Shared Apartment: Harvesting friendship and sharing
advantages： The most direct benefit is the sharing of rent, and the economic pressure is low. Living with like-minded roommates can quickly expand your social circle and eliminate the loneliness of newcomers. When encountering difficulties, you can take care of each other, cook, chat, and study together to make life full of fireworks.
challenge： It is necessary to run-in with living habits (such as work and rest, hygiene); privacy is relatively poor; and the risk of encountering “wonderful” roommates.
How to choose?
Ask yourself: What is your budget? Are you a social person or do you like to be alone? How much noise and chaos can you tolerate? Clarify your core needs and the answer will be clear.
对于追求独立空间的同学，UniJia The hardcover one-bedroom apartment is the perfect choice, fully equipped and checked in with a bag, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of being alone. For students who like to be lively and social，UniJia 制定清晰的公共区域守则，UniJia 经常组织社群活动，让们有机会认识整栋楼甚至其他 UniJia 公寓的朋友，将快乐扩展到更大的社群范围。