North Carolina A&T Freshman Dorms Ranked

Number 4

"I have lived in 2 out of the 4 different dorm buildings (Blair & Richmond) that are apart of the villages and have loved living there! I personally think they are the nicest dorms you can get at this school. They are nearby the student center and a majority of classroom buildings. The rooms are also pretty spacious and each have its own private bathroom. " - 1 year ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in The Villages during their freshman year

Number 3

"Suites F is overall probably one of the better dorms to choose from. Aside from the mold, ants, flooding, and more. It’s okay if you have no other choice. It’s honestly far from everything and especially on the weekends when shuttles don’t run and the only cafe open is the Main one. Tbh I wouldn’t choose this school because even if you do stay in Suites you’ll be homeless be sophomore year. So if you’re looking for security in housing and a school. This is not the place." - 1 year ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Suites F during their freshman year

Number 2

"Living here wasn't too bad. The worse part was the communal bathrooms. The showers flood and sinks don't all work, but the toilets are fine. The room itself is one of the bigger rooms on campus. So, if you have to choose Morrow choose it. The location isn't that bad it is close to Williams, the big cafe, and some events happen nearby as well. But your classes are most likely on the other side of campus, but there is a shuttle available and there is a stop close by. Overall not bad, but could be better." - 2 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Morrow Hall during their freshman year

Number 1

"It's a lot more cons then they are pros. The cons are the dirty ac unit, only 4 washers (low quality and break down easily ), only 4 dryers (low quality ), bathrooms are very dirty like some stalls are even missing doors and like there are limited amount of shower stalls. There are three flights up stairs with no elevator. The only pros are that it's really close to the dining hall. There's mold and bugs in the bathroom. And there's no ventilation so fresh air only comes in when the door to the dorm is open." - 1 year ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Curtis Hall during their freshman year