Both, depending on what type you apply for. The school has several fixed dormitory areas, including single rooms (public toilets and separate bathrooms), multiple rooms (with 2-3 beds) and single apartments (with kitchens and bathrooms). In addition, the school's accommondation services also provides other accommodation sources, which is equivalent to helping you find a place to rent a house, and it is a variety of units.

But generally speaking, if the dormitory of the language class is arranged by the school by default, it is a single room (public toilet). If the public toilets are distributed, almost two or three people share one bathroom, and the toilets and toilets are separated, so generally speaking, if there are eight people on the first floor, there are three toilets and three bathrooms (generally speaking, I have never seen other dormitory areas). The kitchens are all public, so what we put in the refrigerator together ... if we meet strange flowers ... mmm!

Actually, renting a house is quite comfortable ~