<prompt> Human: Hi guys!So I just graduated last May, my girlfriend is a rising junior. Throughout the spring semester of last year, we lived together in her room because her roommate transferred out over winter break. I moved all of my stuff into her room: clothes, TV, school stuff, etc. However, this was a room meant for two people so we fit very comfortably. We both went home for the summer to different cities, a few hours away from the school. I have a job offer in the major city right next to the college, paying 560 a week without taxes deducted. She just got a single in a dorm and said that I could live with her there. Itd obviously be rent-free so I would save probably 500 on rent utilities. I would also be able to use the universitys gym still have my ID card and they dont really change, library, and probably get some free food as she could swipe me in to cafeterias.So while I could save the same amount living at home, it would also continue our long-distance relationship and I would still live with my parents. I also have some good friends still in school who I could be near.Some concerns about the situation, however:1. Space - well be living in a room meant for one person, which means personal and storage space wont be too great. Like I said before, we lived in a room meant for two people over the spring semester - this would be a room meant for one person. However, thats not to say that I couldnt just go anywhere else on campus if I get tired of a cramped room. Library, ton of study areas on campus, etc.2. Internet - I wouldnt be able to use the school internet though I could go to the school library and use it there. Not a huge issue, but would certainly be frustrating while in the room.3. Access to the building - you need a functioning school ID to get into the building, so I would need her every time I entered the building. Not a huge deal in my opinion, as Id be at work until the evening every day, and shed almost always be free in the evenings. Otherwise, I could just go hang out with other friends on campus until she gets back.4. School breaks - where would I stay during winter break almost a month long? Spring break is also a week long. Summer break I could hypothetically find a sublet for three months, but the others seem tough.5. The fact that Im not allowed to do this - I highly doubt Id be caught, but still a slight possibility. Not many people would recognize both that I graduated and that Im living on campus.Any advice to get around these issues? Is it worth saving that 500 or so for rent every month, or is the convenience of an apartment worth spending that money?Thanks everyone!Assistant: Are you allowed to do this?Human: Nope, but I really doubt that Id get caught. Itd be really difficult for someone to notice that I was living on campus and had already graduated, plus care enough to report me. Only people who would really know would be friends of mine, and they wouldnt. To everyone else, Id look like someone who just lived in the area and hung out with his girlfriend a lot.  <response>: And what do you plan to do it you are caught? I think youre much more likely to get caught than you think. Its likely your girlfriend will have consequences as well. And considering she still needs to get her degree, imo very risky. 