Scudder Hall Reviews

Double Freshman, it's not too bad but not the greatest, doesn't have airconditioning but the rooms are decently sized, the bathrooms don't look the greatest and the hallways look sad. If it was a cheaper hall than like Ridgeview then it would be totally worth it but since they are all the same price it's kind of eh. The fire line is way too low, can't hang posters high which very much sucks. Overall mid-tier.

Looking at the exterior you would expect that Scudder Hall isn’t the greatest residence hall, however when I first moved in my freshman year I was pleasantly surprised of how nice our room was. The walls, the floor, and the furniture all felt pretty modern. Regardless of being in a triple, the room was pretty spacious. There are huge closets that are built into the wall; from the floor to the ceiling. The location of Scudder is good, with only about a 7 minute walk to classes and the library, and about a 5 minute walk to the dining hall in the opposite direction. The only downsides about Scudder is that there is no air conditioning, and the bathrooms are outdated and they aren’t in the best shape.