Best Oregon State University dorms

Number 5

"Pretty good dorm, conveniently located considering a lot of freshman classes happen in the LINC. Honors students only, however. The dining hall and mailroom aren't technically "in-house" but the building they're in is literally 20 steps away from the actual dorm and is named after the hall, so close enough. This dorm has five stories and an elevator." - 4 years ago

We collected 1 dorm reviews for West Hall

Number 4

"Good location if you are a sports fan. Kinda far from classes, but most dorms on campus are far from classes." - 4 years ago

We collected 1 dorm reviews for Finley Hall

Number 3

"This dorm is suite-style where there are three double rooms with a bathroom (toilet/shower), two sinks, and a fridge/microwave. The community bathrooms are also single-person, which is nice. it is up to you to keep the bathroom within your suite clean, and thankfully I got suite mates where we were able to come up with a weekly schedule. I think it is one of the furthest from the main part of campus, so it might take a little longer to walk from the dorm to your class, depending where it is. It is pretty expensive compared to some of the other dorms but I think I would consider it worth it. " - 3 weeks ago

We collected 1 dorm reviews for Tebeau Hall

Number 2

"This is the nicest dorm on campus. If anyone tells you otherwise, they haven't lived here. I have friends in all of the other dorms and nothing comes close.

Pros:
- Grocery Store + Coffee Shop
- Lounge areas are really nice
- Rooms are the nicest you'll find

Cons:
- On the South Side of the campus (meaning not near a lot of things)
- Heating sucks (they're just cheap and smell like it's burning so you just don't use them)
- Kitchens can get kinda gross (again still better than others)
- It's not that social of a dorm.


The next nicest is Tebeau Hall" - 1 year ago

We collected 1 dorm reviews for International Living-Learning Center

Number 1

"located near linus pauling and LINC, sackett hall is within a quick walking distance to most halls and buildings on campus. only downside is if you’re wanting to head over the mcnary or the library- the walk there is ~10 mins (coming from a fast walker). otherwise, sackett is located in a convenient location to my classes :)!
at first glance, the building exterior looks grand, but once on the inside it is quite old and warm. i like how the building is only 3 floors so there aren’t many stairs to climb. i currently live in a triples room on the second floor, and for some reason it’s always so humid! especially at night, my throat gets all itchy and i start burning up even though i’m wearing shorts and a t-shirt in less than 50 degree weather to sleep. i’d say the triple dorm room is a great size, nothing is too cramped and all the furniture fits nicely. the walk in closet comes with dressers and shelves and a bar to put all your clothes and other necessities away. definitely enough room for 3 people. since the windows are quite large, there is adequate lighting which i really appreciate!
about the bathrooms- the wing in which i live has a relatively nice bathroom… for a dorm. the layout and structure reminds me of a swimming pool bathroom where a janitor comes and cleans the bathroom almost everyday. only downside is the soap machine near the sink is always broken (F wing btw). my floor / wing is also not very sociable or loud, so if you’re looking for parties and don’t want a RA to come knocking on your door, i wouldn’t recommend this dorm. " - 2 years ago

We collected 3 dorm reviews for Sackett Hall