<human>: In the fall I'll be going into my junior year at university. I'm currently living in a four-bedroom on-campus apartment with roommates I knew from high school. One is moving away, one is moving off-campus, and the other is graduating. This leaves me with the unit and no roommates.

If I renew, I'll have three random roommates. Obviously this could be no problem, but it could also be really bad. I'm a very solitary person and meeting new people is extremely draining on me. I'm also a very hard worker and always need a quiet environment, but because of social anxiety it's hard for me to ask people to quiet down and be considerate, so if they're loud odds are it'll impact my studying.

I'm on a scholarship right now and I'm not paying anything for housing, but it just covers the four bedroom unit. I'm looking into the 1 bedroom unit which would cost me about another $160 a month for the four months I'm on campus, for a total of about $1280 for the year. I work two meagerly-paying on-campus jobs and make about $600 a month on a good month. 

Do you think it's worth considering paying the $160 out of pocket for privacy and peace of mind?

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<bot>: is $160 a month/$1280 for the year a good price for not having to live with random roommates?