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I am and will (again) be a freshmen RA. I've lived in Wolman, the AMR's and building A so I have a fairly good idea of what each is like.
AMRs: Great great great social place. Doors are usually open and the residents usually are pretty close to each other. They come in doubles and singles but the building overall is pretty old. There is no A/C (bring a fan) but there is heating. Common bathrooms but they get cleaned each day. I am here right now as an RA and its pretty fun. Plus you can't beat location as it is in the heart of campus.
A & B: Kind of suite style. Comes in single, double and sometimes triples. Common bathroom per suite. Central A/C and heating. Some say it isn't as social but it always depends on the residents.
Wolman: Suite style. Doubles and singles. Kitchenette with 2 stove burners. You may bring other appliances (unlike AMRs). Share a common bathroom per suite. Each floor has a common lounge area with a TV. On the west side of N Charles St and a bit further from dining halls and stuff but there is plenty to do on that side too. Some say not as social, but again its what you make of it.
If you want a virtual tour, go to yourspace.jhu.edu .
I'd be glad to answer more questions. And shinashi, for the winter in the AMRs, it was perfectly fine. You won't freeze to death.
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