About 15 percent of each Residence Hall has triples. Students should keep in mind that the number of triples will continue to increase. In the fall, Castillo said SJSU may have 200 triple rooms instead of 150. Few students, however, said they would opt to live with two other people if they had the choice. I'd never want to do that.
Triples have the same amount of room space as doubles, but everything is so cramped.
Freshman Jennifer Conrado, a marketing major, also said she wouldn't want two other roommates. According to Castillo, the smaller number of new students during the spring semester helps to alleviate problems and complaints compared to fall semesters. Although Conrado said moving in was a smooth process for her, she does wish housing services would set up ramps outside the residence hall buildings to make it easier for students to take carts and dollies inside the buildings and elevators. Some opted to carry their belongings to their rooms from the parking lot but found themselves taking more trips back and forth. It was an even longer journey for students who couldn't find parking in the designated 20-minute spaces in front of the halls.