University of Alabama Dorms Ranked

"While the room itself was great, it was not very secure and had people coming/leaving at all hours. also, sometimes there would be yucky stuff in the elevator. my main complaint with pvI was its location. it was far from classes, sorority row, and parking. however, it did keep me in shape!"

"An old dorm that is so quiet that many students don't even know it's a dorm. Apartment style is a big plus as you get a full kitchen. Bathrooms are fine, unlike most dorms it also has a bathtub. The only con is that it's old and a little further from the campus center."

"Great location, especially for engineering classes. Closest dorm to lakeside dining hall at the time, just about now. Good times and had some great people living there. Pretty chill dorm"

"Basically chose the school based on the dorms - separate suites are super nice, and are rather spacious. Ridgecrest South seems a great place for those suites - being the honors dorms, it's rather quiet and there aren't a lot of disruptions. It is very close to campus (and a dining hall) as well as a short walk from the Strip/Publix. "

"It is one of the honors dorms so one of the nicer ones. Since it only has honors students, it is pretty quiet. The rooms are spacious and suite-style. But, the walls are pretty thin, so you can hear your suitemates if they are talking. Also, it is on the expensive side at 4650$/semester. "