Roommate Success Plan - 2019-2020
How have you felt about living with roommate(s)? Have you had a chance to talk about your needs as a member of the community?

As a community member of Housing & Residence Life, all students are required to complete a Roommate Success Plan.

It is your responsibility to work with your roommates and discuss these questions and document your responses in this form, as outlined in the Housing & Residence Life Community Standards.

Only one of the roommates needs to fill out this form on behalf of the room, apartment or suite - but everyone needs to be present. This should take you about 20 minutes to 1 hour to complete.

This is the beginning of an on-going conversation while you are living with others in residence, and the goal of the Roommate Success Plan is to ensure you and your roommates feel like your needs are being met and your 'wants' are considered.

Please work with your roommate(s) to discuss the questions below and submit. Your RA will follow-up with you to discuss, but you can also connect with them if you'd like them to also be a part of this first step of the process.

Your RA will indicate the deadline for your Roommate Success Plans to be complete on the community board in your common room.
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Email *
What building do you live in? *
What floor do you live on?
What is your room number? *
Who is present as you complete this form? *
What is our collective understanding of having 'lights off' in your room, apartment or suite? When are lights 'on' or 'off' (ie: one person wants to go to bed.) *
At what time does each of us typically go to bed during the week? (Sunday - Thursday) *
At what time do I go to bed during the weekend? What time can lights be on? ( Friday and Saturday) *
When should 'lights off' be off during the week? How will you make sure you're not disturbing each other in the morning if everyone isn't awake? *
How do you feel about having casual or academic related gatherings in your room? *
How many visitors is too many to have in your room? How will you approach each other if there is a concern about visitors? *
How much notice do you need before visitors are allowed to stay? What other expectations do you have about visitors? (ie: guests sleeping in common areas, in your room, touching/using your things, gender) *
Noise: What is our collective understanding of 'quiet' in the unit? How will you let each other know if it is too loud? What times and at what level will music be played? When will headphones be used? During peak times of the year (ie: midterms, exams, papers, etc.) how will your expectations change? What adjustments will be made when entering and exiting the room when people are sleeping? *
Communication: What is our system for leaving messages for each other? How would you like to be approached by your roommate if they have an issue with you? How will you communicate when things are going well? *
Cleaning: What is our collective understanding of a 'clean' room? Have you completed a cleaning schedule with your roommate? How is the cleaning schedule equally shared between roommates? Will you share staples such as toilet paper and cleaning supplies? Who is responsible for any mess that a visitor may leave? *
These questions are open for discussion, but not required. Things I would like my roommate to know about me • What are my religious, spiritual, cultural customs or personal practices? • What are some of my pet peeves? • How do I manage my time, organize my work and personal space etc.? • What is my morning/evening routine? • Am I a light sleeper? Do I like to stay up late? Do I like to wake up early?
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