American University Sophomore Dorms Ranked

Number 4

"East campus is a great place for sophomores. There is a private bathroom and a common area that allows everyone to get to know each other. The furniture is also new and sturdy." - 4 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in East Campus during their sophomore year

Number 3

"By far the best freshman dorm among Letts/Anderson/Centennial. The rooms are larger than the other freshman dorms and my room was in very good condition. Unfortunately, the lounge and kitchen were very dated (although they were initially scheduled to be remodeled this summer) compared to those in Anderson. Having a private bathroom is very nice and were generally in good condition. My floor did unfortunately have an incident with mold in the air ducts but after several days of repeated calls to facilities they came and thoroughly cleaned the entire floor's ducts and solved the problems. Other than that, the facilities team was great and repaired all issues that came up quickly. I would highly recommend this dorm to freshman who have the option." - 4 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Centennial Hall during their sophomore year

Number 2

"Disappointing hall. In the same bottom tier housing as Leonard and Hughes. Only improvement over Hughes is that McDowell never exploded or caught on fire." - 4 years ago

2 student reviewers said they lived in McDowell Hall during their sophomore year

Number 1

"Suite style with private bathroom, personal living room, and common room with kitchen. Difficult to meet others as low incentive for socializing in dorm. In-room lighting is poor so bring your own desk lamps or other decorative lights. Nice views from top floor of cathedral and VA, good air conditioning, close to classes, among the nicest dorms on campus." - 4 years ago

3 student reviewers said they lived in Cassell Hall during their sophomore year