Best Washington State University Dorms
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Rated 3.8 / 5 stars by 2 Washington State University students
"*WARNING* - Student Experience May Vary HEAVILY (lmao) Lived there my freshman year in '16. Rooms: My roommate straight drank himself sick for three days straight and had to be taken to the hospital; needless to say his family took him out of school. That left me with a whole double to myself, which was pretty dope. Combined the beds into a King and vaulted it using bed risers to the fucking ceiling, I'd fit half the fourth floor into my room some nights. Bathrooms: Extremely OLD. The building was built in the 50s, and those bathrooms haven't been touched in the last two decades in terms of a remodel. That being said, they were shockingly clean. Like spotless clean, except weekends....... bless that cleaning crew. Location: You are less than 10 minutes from the REC, center of campus, or Greek Row. Northside dining hall is a quick 2-minute walk behind the building. One of the best dorms on the entire campus in terms of location."
Read 2 Streit Perham reviewsRated 4.3 / 5 stars by 2 Washington State University students
"I didn’t live here but my friend did and I think it’s the best dorm on southside. The room is very spacious, you have it all to yourself, you have your own bathroom (which u share with someone in a different room) and you have a sink in your room. It is on southside but it’s well placed so that the walk to class isn’t bad at all. It’s the perfect dorm and it’s not super expensive!"
Read 2 McEachern reviewsRated 4.5 / 5 stars by 1 Washington State University student
"Clean place but trying to get a private bathroom is always better, the private bathroom gets cleaned every 2 weeks and the reception/quiet rooms, kitchen, and laundry rooms are always clean, the only problem would be the people making noise at night but that's in every dorm."
Read 1 Community Hall reviewRated 4.5 / 5 stars by 1 Washington State University student
"A modern, spacious, air-conditioned dorm with Einstein's bagels and a market on the ground floor. It's close to the Chinook and the CUB, but it's a decent walk to the south side of campus. Northside dining center has good food most days but is smaller than Southside."
Read 1 Global Scholars reviewRated 5 / 5 stars by 2 Washington State University students
"Honors Hall is the best. The rooms are large (Although the room to room size varies tremendously, some rooms are much smaller than others), the suite style living is awesome (private, 6 or 4 person only bathrooms), and the location is perfect being right in the middle of campus. "
Read 2 Honors Hall reviews