<human>: Here's a little background:
Pure bread 13 y/o female Burmese
Had her since I was 8
Vet check up about a month ago with completely clean bill of health (blood work included) besides fractured jaw which has since healed. 

Here's the problem:
I'll be moving for college in about 8 months, and the apartment I'm moving into allows pets. I really want to take my cat with me because we have a really close relationship and she helps me a lot with my anxiety. To me, leaving her at home isn't an option because 1, she has grown very attached to me and hardly eats when I'm gone for longer than a couple days. 2, in the past, my parents have forgotten to feed/water her when I'm gone (I came back home from a weekend trip and her giant water dish was bone dry). And 3, I don't think I could go without her, especially at her old age I'd be devastated if I left and she died. 

However, I can see how her meowing would be a real issue for roommates/neighbors. She does it mostly at night, and occasionally during the day and they are loud, very long meows, and they are very consistent throughout the night (especially closer to morning time) Her breed is well known for being very talkative, which is fine, but I think the amount that she meows at night is excessive. 

The layout of the apartment is 1,100 square feet and my room will have its own attached bathroom and mid-sized walk in closet, the rest is the common area (kitchen/laundry and other rooms) she will likely spend most of her time in my personal living space unless I'm with her until my roommate gets used to her. 

I assume her meowing has something to do with boredom since everyone closes their doors at night (she walks all over us while we sleep otherwise). I've bought her tons of different toys and she only likes one, and she doesn't like treats either.
Any advice would be welcomed because I can't imaging leaving my cat behind, and I really don't want this to be an issue for my roommate(s).

Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell
<bot>: moving into apartment in a few months and want to reduce my cats night meowing so roommates/neighbors aren't bothered.