Texas A&M University is a public, research university in College Station, Texas, and the flagship institution of the Texas A&M University System. Texas A&M has 25 on-campus residence halls and modern apartments with live-in staff to provide social and academic support.

Discover 25 on-campus residence halls and contemporary apartments below to assist in determining the best fit for your preferences. Each hall has unique features, including live-in staff offering social and academic support. Furthermore, you'll encounter various educational opportunities within your on-campus residence, including tutoring, technology, study areas, convenient access to campus resources, and additional amenities.

Haas Hall is conveniently located close to classes and key campus facilities, making it an ideal place for students looking to save time and transportation costs. Residents appreciate the spacious rooms that allow for natural light and the added benefit of private bathrooms, which are cleaned weekly by custodial staff. Although the dorm suffers from some age-related issues like rust, the spacious layout compensates for it, aside from the slightly cramped bathrooms. The strategic location places Haas Hall near important buildings such as Sbisa Dining Hall and the MSC, fostering a bustling social environment. However, the dorm does have limited storage space and some rooms, especially those facing Hullabaloo, are smaller in comparison. The community atmosphere makes it easy to engage in social events and collaborative learning, but the shared spaces can lead to noise and diminished privacy. Those who own cars are advised to register early for parking. Overall, Haas Hall offers a positive living experience with the trade-offs typical of campus life.

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