Is Graduate Living Center the best dorm at Georgia Tech?

It's apartment style, so every apartment has 4 rooms with 2 bathrooms, a living space and a kitchen (dishwasher, stove, microwave, refrigerator). NCHO is in the lobby so maintenance fixed everything very promptly. Also have package + mail delivery in the lobby as well as a mini gym, a bike storage garage and a large common area, so honestly has everything you could need right there. AC worked very well, only minor complaint was that they occasionally turned off the water without telling us anything. 10/10 would live here again.

The GLC was a great segue from dorms to apartment living. The furniture is similar to what you get at in the freshman dorms but the big difference is that the rooms are typically a similar size to freshman dorms but obviously you aren't sharing the room with another person. I had plenty of light and free space in my room and while the furniture is nothing special - it's perfectly solid and does the job. A good-sized kitchen and living room plus in-building mail, gym (very small but existant), and laundry is a big plus. I also think that due to type of people the GLC attracts (relative to places like NAVE), it is much quieter and cleaner in general. The location gets a bad rap but I think it's really underrated. If proximity to greek orgs is a factor - I'd argue you're just as close to most of greek housing as NAVE. If proximity to class is your optimizing factor - it's as far a walk from tech green as NAVE and for ME, CS, Arch, or any of the majors where you have classes in the biotech quad - you're significantly closer. Regarding food, you are a pretty short walk from Papa Johns and the cluster of restaurants further up like Subline Doughnuts, Firehouse Subs, Tech Taco, Rocky Mountain Pizza, etc.