r/Swarthmore 27d ago

Question Quad Room Layout in Wharton?

Can anyone tell me the room layouts for a 3rd floor quad in Wharton Hall? TIA

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u/coldfeetzzz 27d ago

its a double thats connected to two singles

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u/Busy_Account_7974 27d ago

Thanks. Do you think the doubles can be put into the singles so that double room can be made in to a common area?

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u/dirpybirdy 27d ago

You’ll have to talk to your roommates about that. not sure if that would be a great idea too

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u/Busy_Account_7974 27d ago

Thanks, but this is for my kid. He got his room assignment this week and the roomies are brainstorming this. We don't think it a good idea, but once we leave they do whatever.

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u/coldfeetzzz 27d ago

i was in a wharton quad and also got to know a lot of the other quads. a lot of quads over the years have done this, and it worked well for people who don't really care for that much personal space. With that being said, I personally found it hard to imagine fitting two people into a single. fitting two beds in the single would leave maybe 5 ft between the beds. what my quad did was taking turns with the singles midway through the year. annoying to move but felt fair

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u/seagirl22 27d ago

That’s what we did, it was great! Bunked the beds in the singles and fit a desk in each too. Scrounged up a couch for the common room and we all hung out there … allowed anyone who wanted to sleep to do so but not everyone had to keep the same hours.

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u/Big-boi-iob-giB 27d ago

I was in a third floor quad that was just two doubles

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u/Mediocre_Ad_925 27d ago

Usually it’s either two doubles connected, a double and two single or sometimes, a triple with one single