What is the difference between traditional, connecting/private-bath and apartment-style Emory housing?
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Room and bathroom arrangements vary by building: Emory has traditional residence-hall rooms, suite-style configurations, and apartment-style housing, especially in upperclass communities.
Emory publishes building-specific floor plans and room types. Traditional halls commonly use single/double bedrooms with shared community bathrooms; some halls have suite-style arrangements; Clairmont and other upperclass communities include apartment-style housing with more independent living features. The exact rate and amenities depend on the assigned building and room type.
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