a compatible roommate is personality. Before selecting whom you'd like to room with, ask him or her a list of questions to see if they'd be the right match for you," said sophomore psychobiology major Manraj Garcha. "Some examples of questions are: Do you have pets? Do you party? Do you do drugs? Are you a vegetarian? Do you listen to Justin Bieber? If so, how often? What are your pet peeves? On a level of one to ten, how clean are you?" By asking these questions you can find a roommate who shares common interests or has similar habits. Flexibility It's also important to remember to be flexible and open. No matter how compatible you are as roommates, situations do arise -- it's inevitable. And getting angry at every little instance won't help solve any problems. "I think the most important thing to remember when getting along with your roommate is to be flexible and accommodating to the other person's values and concerns. Allowing for flexibility helps broaden the scope for a healthy and friendly relationship with one's roommate," said senior neurobiology, physiology and behavior major Pooja Mehta. "Solving a conflict would be best by addressing the issue as soon as it arises and talking about it one-on-one. Discussing the problem, and figuring out together what the solutions to the problem can be, really makes a difference in the way a conflict gets resolved." Friendliness But the most important thing to remember is to try and become friends with