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Easygoing New York School for Medical and Dental Assistants junior looking for one roommate

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by Aug 15

Hey! I'm a junior at New York School for Medical and Dental Assistants studying comp-sci, looking for one roommate for fall. I'm tidy, keep normal hours, and I'm happy to split cooking. My budget's about $700/mo and I'd love to be within biking distance of campus. If you're chill, clean-ish, and down for the occasional hike — message me and let's see if we vibe.

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