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It really depends on the sort of stuff you get involved with. </p>
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The freshman dorms are highly geographically concentrated, so I’m going to say yes to this one. </p>
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It’s quiet, you’ll get a two-room double, and there is a fair number of socially awkward kids there. That said, there are also some bros. They hang out in the hallway, in an area called “the porch.” It’s also housed in two of the more derelict dorms on campus- it might have a renovation scheduled, though. That said, the food there is good. </p>
<p>SLE is really it’s own thing. It used to have a similar stigma to frosoco, but that has really changed in my time here. Kids in SLE are very normal, for the most part. They are also generally more focused on academics, but unlike frosoco, it has less STEM students. I feel frosoco is largely white and asian, whereas SLE is more diverse from my impressions.</p>
<p>I sometimes wish I did SLE. It seems like a great program, and a lot of my current friends were in it.</p>