Rutgers University-New Brunswick Sophomore Dorms Ranked

Number 5

"A suite consists of 3 double bedrooms, one bathroom, and one living room. There is one washer and dryer on each floor which can be annoying if you don't wake up extremely early to do laundry. The six people to one bathroom ratio is not too bad just make a system that works for y'all. Also, the bathroom only has the shower and the toilet. There are two sinks with mirrors outside the bathroom so you can get ready if someone is occupying the bathroom." - 7 months ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Crosby Suites during their sophomore year

Number 4

"It's obvious that these dorm rooms were originally meant for one person per room. Having two people per room means you are sleeping head to head, head to feet, or other. With six (6) toilets per 54 people the bathrooms get very disgusting very quickly. Even if there were the proper number of 27 people per floor the bathroom maintenance would be a challenge. The building bakes on hot days so bring fans and HEPA filter machines. An immediate Red Flag before entering was when I went to look at the Google reviews and they were disabled for a building of 378 people (see photo). Pros: The location and people." - 7 months ago

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

Number 3

"A very standard college dorm room, but an amazing location. Close to everything and the bus system from college Ave is amazing. Bathrooms can get a little dirty at times, but that’s expected, it’s cleaned nearly everyday. " - 2 years ago

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

Number 2

"- Suite
- bathroom shared between two rooms
- high ceilings
- sometimes drain flies in the bathroom 🤢
- air conditioned
- too quiet and can be antisocial :(
- feels like a hotel
- super close to 2 bus stops and the DH
- elevators
- hard wood floors
- common kitchen doesn’t have a stove :(" - 4 years ago

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

Number 1

"Pretty typical double dorm room. The room has A/C and heating, communal bathrooms, and a lounge on each floor with either a pool or ping pong table. Ground floor lounges are great study spaces, and overall the building is in a good location right next to the Student Activities Center bus stop. " - 1 year ago

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