UPenn Dorms Ranked

"Rooms in English House have a sink, which is a lifesaver. Overall, the dorm isn’t as new or nice as Lauder or Hill, but is definitely a step up in terms of cleanliness compared to the Quad. The community is pretty tight-knit, and there are always hall events or house events going on. The dining hall is also pretty convenient."

"The space is really nice and it was very convenient to have a full kitchen and bathroom. If you live on lower floors (8 or below), you may have pests/get side-eyed if you try to take the elevators during peak hours. If you live on higher floors (15+), the elevators will take forever, especially during peak hours and you'll be too high up to take the stairs. The elevators break frequently and there were some mold issues, but it was a great community where you can be surrounded by hundreds of students living around high rise field."

"Laundry is on even floors. Try to live on higher floors if you want a less pests/bugs. Elevators are always a big hassle so you have to add an extra 5 minutes to your commute to classes and clubs. Great place to live since most upperclassmen are on that side of campus."

"Beautiful 5 Star Hotel Acommendations Professional Friendly Staff and Students. Great location clean bldg "

"Hill is the place to be if u want a very social experience at college. It's so easy to meet new people wherever u go, lots of central spaces for socializing/studying. the rooms are a little small but college is all about the people u meet and who u spend time w and hill is the perfect way to find that community. "

"People don't know about Stouffer. But Stouffer is where the real Gs live. I won't say more than that, in fact I may have said too much already."