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What is this person's name? What is their budget? What area of NYC do they want to live in? Are they okay with sharing a bedroom? How do they feel about partying? The bad: This bio is missing a lot of necessary information. They also include some aspects of their personality. The good: This person gives a general idea of where they're looking for a place to live. If we would get along, reply to my roommate-wanted ad! I can't wait to meet my new friend! I'm moving to New York City this summer to start a new part time job at a company. I could be the perfect roommate for you! I'm even open to living with college students (get out of that residence hall already!). My college roommate I shared a dorm room with during my first year of college said I was the best, so take her word for it. ‍ Examples of Bad, Okay, and Awesome Roommate Bios What you're looking for in an ideal roommate.Whether you drink/smoke and if you're okay with roommates drinking/smoking.

#Sharemate site submission free#

What you like to do in your free time (show some personality!).Whether or not you're willing to share a bedroom.

So, make sure to include all of the following items (even though it seems like a lot!). When someone is looking for roommates or housemates in Facebook Groups or on Kopa, they'll likely dismiss profiles that don't provide all the necessary information. And you might end up having to deal with a horrible roommate you're not compatible with!

This isn't the time to withhold details or pretend you're someone you're not! If you lie on your bio, the truth will likely come out when potential roommates start asking you questions. Therefore, it's important to be honest and thorough. Your bio serves as your introduction to potential roommates. Make sure to include all information that will help people determine if you're a good match for them. Your roommate bio is your introduction to the world.