<p>Are the all campus housing at warren apartment the same as any apartments at warren? If so, does that mean they are all doubles (two doubles)?</p>
<p>Yes .</p>
<p>Actually, I want to make this thread about all campus housing in general for 2012 - 2013</p>
<p>Info - </p>
<p>Warren Housing - 120 spots
layout - <a href=“http://roomselection.ucsd.edu/images/warrenoverview.pdf[/url]”>http://roomselection.ucsd.edu/images/warrenoverview.pdf</a>
number of people: 4 arranged into two doubles </p>
<p>Sixth apartments - 200 spots (I assume they meant this includes mattews too)
layout - <a href=“http://roomselection.ucsd.edu/images/sixthoverview.pdf[/url]”>http://roomselection.ucsd.edu/images/sixthoverview.pdf</a>
number of people: ranges from 3-5
special note: some apparently don’t have kitchens </p>
<p>Mattew apartments - see above
layout - <a href=“http://roomselection.ucsd.edu/images/sixthoverview.pdf[/url]”>http://roomselection.ucsd.edu/images/sixthoverview.pdf</a>
number of people: 5 arranged into two doubles and one single</p>
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<p>In terms of distance, after using map approximation, warren apartments and mattews seems to get to most places at around the same time. The only concern is the sixth apartments because some of them goes a bit far out, but not by that much IMO. </p>
<p>To me, the only major difference is the proximity to the dining halls. So it’s a choice between CV or foodworks (or however you spell it). </p>
<p>I can’t really think of any other factors to mention because that’s really all I know. What are the interior of the apartments like? And how is the general environment of both college? </p>
<p>(note: personally, I am a sixth college student but I didn’t live at the sixth res hall anyways so college student body affiliation isn’t really of concern to me).</p>