You're not going to ADMIT to doing it.

What would be a good size fridge for living in res? I was looking at Costco the other day and the only mini fridge they had was a 4.4 cuft one that was 33in (height) x 26.5 in (width) x 20.75 in (depth). Would that be too big for a traditional double room?

If I'm not mistaken that is the standard size, offered through the school for rent.

In regards to the bathrooms, the residences that are non-communal are: Les Prince, Hedden, McKay, Bates, and Keyes.
In Les Prince, you share with your roommate or it's all yours if you're in a single. However, keep in mind that these rooms cost more because of the lower users-to-bathroom ratio.
In Hedden, you share the bathrooms with everyone in your 'pod' or culvert or whatever you'd call the little neighbourhoods that you have in your hallway. It's more private than a communal one with your whole floor as each bathroom is separted by an actual wall and you will likely only share it with your immediate neighbours.
McKay Hall is very similar to Hedden, just without the 'pod' terminology.
Keyes and Bates are suites/apartments so you only share it with your roommates.

As for communal bathrooms, I wouldn't worry too much about them. I lived with one first year and actually liked it!! I met a lot of people in the bathroom.... it was good times!... I'm serious!! You have the privacy you need when you need it and they are all kept very clean.
I never once had to worry about all the showers being used at one point and then not getting to go. The bathroom to person ratio is the same for residences with the communal style versus the non-communal style.

Just remember, when you get to rez, don't fuss over which building you are in, just enjoy the experience!! It's about the people you meet and the friends you make and so you'll enjoy the residence experience regardless of the building style..

When is the id thing due? Lawl I already forgot the date for it

i would recommend buying your fridge after you know which residence you are assigned to. If you are given a bunk/loft triple room, there is a complementary 5 cuft fridge for the room. So there really isn't enough room for an additional fridge, so you don 'thave to buy. It prb isn't recommeneded anyways because it would be a strain to the electricity for the building. and you room might get a bit warm w/ all the computers, fridges and people.

thanks for the tip that's what i was planning on doing anyways, just encase i got a triple, or my roommate already had a fridge to use.

but it's good to know the one supplied is 5 cuft, meaning a 4.4 cuft one wouldn't be too big either.

4.4 cuft is the perfect size to put stuff in and if you share between two people its enough room for sure.
just dont' get the smaller kind.. i have that. and its not enough and takes up just as much room.

are we allowed to bring our own fridges in or do we have to rent from mac?

you can bring your own.. but if you're n a triple you get it for free

what about T.v's?
i know there are tv's in the common rooms, but are you allowed one in your own room? if so, how would you go about acquiring the cable and such?

Yes, you can bring your own TV.
For cable, you need to make your own arrangements with Cogeco, the local cable provider. 905-333-5522/ http://www.cogeco.com

The TVs are usually free in the common rooms. I remember NO ONE went into the common room except for Thursdays, I always ended up studying in there. A TV really isn't needed.

Does anyone know what Moulton is like? Are the washrooms like one for every room and are the rooms big enough?

Also my res thing says that I have room 116A. Does the A mean its a shared room or my own?

hey brrrr, how do you have information about your room already?

I thought that information was released in early July?
Are you entering your first year or an upper year student?