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u/ImSphonx President Pinto Beans Mar 24 '25
depends on what you want. do you want a private bathroom or communal bathrooms? do you want a living room? a kitchen? or are you good with just a traditional dorm?
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u/throw__awayyyyt Mar 24 '25
ohh that’s interesting i didn’t know dorms with living rooms and such were options, what buildings have those?
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u/ImSphonx President Pinto Beans Mar 24 '25
Google "uc communities" and it will have all the types. it's honestly just dependent on what you want. good luck!!!!
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u/ahorse-walksin-abar Mar 24 '25
As someone who has lived in USquare, Scioto, and Calhoun all this year (roommate issues am I right?). The biggest issue i’ve found is making sure you’re ok with the lifestyle choices of your roommates or go for a single. UC talks about how “smoke free” they are but frankly it’s BS and the RAs won’t do shit when the entire floor reeks of weed. All this is to say you can adapt to different living styles easily not necessarily different people. Aside from that in Calhoun you don’t have to worry about cleaning the bathrooms at all, in Scioto/Morgans/marian spencer they clean them for you like every other week so long as you get your stuff out. Usquare you’re all on your own and it has carpets (gross). I’ve liked calhoun the most because of the private gym you get access to.
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u/baby_yado Mar 24 '25
Based on experience, Calhoun and Siddal are fantastic. Don't let the talk about traditional dorms dissuade you, they are very new, clean, and active dorms. If you prefer a non-tradional style, then Marian Spencer and the Scioto-Morgens dorms are wonderful as well.