Know how to get along with your roommate? One of the biggest worries about college centers around the roommate situation. Whether you know your roommate from before or it's somebody totally random there are always issues that arise. It's best to have a set of rules or guidelines in mind from the very beginning in order to avoid major conflicts in the future. The Aggie has created a list to help with this: Communication The number one most important thing is to establish good communication between all the roommates -- regardless of the number. Doing that from the very beginning helps make the situation more comfortable. "Starting from when you move in, really take the time to sit down and set up some 'rules' for your room. When you don't know someone and you live with them, all of a sudden, it takes some time to become comfortable. Really talking about stuff helps speed up that process," said Deep Singh, junior mechanical engineering major and former resident advisor. For first-years just moving into the dorms, this is a key piece of advice. And communication is the ideal way to establish a friendship with your roommate. Honesty In addition to communication, honesty is an essential aspect of establishing a good relationship with your roommate. It's important to get everything out in the open so there are no surprises later on. This also helps you see who you would be a compatible roommate with. "The most important thing to consider when finding