You mean your second choice of college? That's your decision to make as to the best 'solution'. College (& life in general) can be stressful, & pets to me are both special and essential. You'll be busy in college but snakes don't take up a lot of time anyway, so as long as they're allowed & can be kept safely it's a plus, IMO. (their safety, I mean)Originally Posted by Serpentine_Queen
My secondary (Or backup whatever) does allow lizards, fish, amphibians and snakes. So I could just go with that option. Is this the best solution?
God this seems kind of dumb I didn't check my backup to see if they allowed pets before
When I was in college, I never lived in a dorm, & had pet rats, lol. Another easy pet, but not universally "loved" lol. And one place I lived- I rented a room & bath with kitchen privileges from an old lady who otherwise lived there alone (big house, husband had passed & kids were grown)...she was a character, the house was walking distance to the beach (Santa Barbara) & she had dogs that her "kids" saddled her with because "she had a yard" & they wanted to rescue them...so in essence, I got to enjoy her dogs too. I took them hiking sometimes, or to the beach. She couldn't keep up with them at all, lol. These sort of living arrangements all have pros & cons...never as simple as they sound, but that's life...as long as you get what you need out of the arrangement to get your studies done.
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