So which are the most popular dorms?

taffy
Fri, 30 Mar 2007 01:32:49 +0000

personally i go to class more often than i go to sporting events. i had season football and bball tickets and would still prefer garner. if sophomores want to live in scott, why would an incoming freshman want to live there? the sophs on my floor are antisocial losers contributing nothing to the floor community. as far as the air conditioning goes, you can get by just fine without it. during the day when you actually need AC, you should be at class, and at night its fine. I’ve heard plenty of complaints (and seen a facebook group) saying Bromley sucks. Theres like a TSA security force at the front which doesnt seem too social… the rooms are pretty badass but to be honest, im in a double in the six pack and dont use much of the room ive got. all you need is a bed/desk/closet, but the extra space in the room is good for socializing. you can actually take the door off your closet, set it across your 2 desk chairs, and play beer pong. I think you will be happy no matter where you live as long as you either have a good dorm floor community, get involved in clubs or rotc, have friends in small classes, go greek, or pretty much anything just getting involved. once you get settled in your priorities will kinda change.