UNC Wilmington Freshman Dorms Ranked

Number 4

"there are free washers and dryers and a community kitchen. the single suites have full sized beds and you only share a bathroom with one other person but you have your own sink and mirror" - 2 years ago

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

Number 3

"Old and dirty, rooms are average-sized but hard to arrange in a way that makes it feel spacious bc there’s so much furniture. The bathrooms are communal and constantly run out of toilet paper, and the showers are almost always clogged and unusable. That said, the walls aren’t cinderblock, so it doesn’t feel prison-like, which is nice, and all the common areas (kitchen, laundry, etc) are fully functional. " - 2 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Keystone during their freshman year

Number 2

"I lived in the Hewlett side of the building my freshman year and then was a desk receptionist there for three more years. It was comfortable and clean, but very basic. We pay colleges and universities a lot of money and should be demanding better as consumers/students." - 4 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Graham-Hewlett during their freshman year

Number 1

"The building and room itself was ok. High ceilings, big windows, grand staircase. You can’t control your rooms AC and Heating and we were always either super hot or super cold. However it’s the furthest freshman dorm from main campus, located in TriHouse so its a long walk to basically anywhere except Wag. If you’re looking to socialize a whole lot I would probably pick a different living style, like suites but as a freshman I was more concerned with the comfort of my living space and didn’t think about that. Cornerstone is known to house some of the weirder ppl and 3 students have died in that building, so it could get kind of creepy at night." - 4 years ago

2 student reviewers said they lived in Cornerstone during their freshman year