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Princeton's High-Class Suite is, as its name suggests, a suite comprised of students who's parents of the higher stature of the high economic class and are fit to pay for these spacious and accommodating dorm rooms. Each room is required to house 2 students.The dorm building design features two symmetrical and modern buildings linked together by two enclosed bridges about 200ft apart. The bridge overlooks a wide area for students residing in the high-class suite to mingle. Note that students that acquire marks of the top 25th percentile are also able to acquire these rooms - costs are covered by scholarship. Damages to property are covered by the school for the first semester; damages after that will be the student(s) responsibility. Failure to repair damages upon inspection will result in (a) demerit(s) and possible revocation plus downgrading of the room.
(( Students with the high-class suite are required to include "[high-class suite] in the title their dorms ))
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Sleek bedrooms with two queen-sized beds separated by a long bedside table; each bed is equipped with a lamp on the latter side of the table. The bedroom is also equipped with a 30 inch monitor mounted against the wall, and under it, a tea/coffee table. Embellishments such as the chair and bedside table are set at a modern orange hue to give the room a pop.
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The living room consists of a spacious area partially covered with a off-white carpet and on top of it, a black low glass-covered glass table. The living room is equipped with 2 white leather seats and a sofa that sits in front of a large 50 inch flat-screen tv.
The attached kitchen is a compact kitchen equipped with 2 gas burners, gas vent, stainless steel sink, and a conventional oven. The bar area seats 2 people as shown.
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The study room overlooks the student area between the two dormitory buildings and is a simple yet modern design. The room showcases wood floors, desks, and window frames that encase another 50 inch monitor. Students are also given iMac computers for study and personal use. Above the computer area are two cabinets that enclose an 8 cubby bookshelf.
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The bathroom is a designed to bring a feel of nature meeting the modern world.With its wood-based sink counter and cabinets it showcases it's natural feel while various materials are used throughout the room. The shower's walls are made of glass so it is advisable for students to lock the doors for privacy. Keep in mind that the wall opposite of the entrance is entirely glass as well.