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This photo sure looks familiar. I tiled my bathroom, kitchen and dining room floors all by myself about 4 years ago. Also I ripped out a small portion of my carpet near my front door and made a small tiled entrance way. It was difficult, challenging, empowering and most of all I am so proud of what I did. But….I never want to do it again. It was very hard on my knees and legs. 🙂
Given the rough treatment it is going to endure, I would sure lean towards vinyl tile. I would suggest you buy enough extra too, just in case you have a major disaster, which is certainly not out of the question, for a fraternity house.
This way, you can repair any really torn up places with the extra tile you bought. Might not be a bad idea to maybe have a set of rules to abide by, too.
You should be able to keep within budget and still come out with as nice as is necessary for that kind of use.