Stanford University Sophomore Dorms Ranked

Number 3

"I lived in Potter for my Sophomore year. The building was old and requires key access. The halls were always barely lit. The showers didn’t really work for you if you were over 5’7 because the orientation of the shower head. The rooms were awkwardly sized. Long rooms with not much width. Dorm staff didn’t really care my year. Had a guy living in the computer cluster that refused to clean his mess. 2/10." - 4 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Sterling Quad during their sophomore year

Number 2

"EVGR A (now known as Duan Family Hall) has some of the highest quality housing on campus since it was a building meant for graduate apartments but was repurposed for undergrad. you'll be given a large living room with a fridge and microwave (no stove though) and your own bathroom, just be wary of the potentially low water pressure in the rooms, the long wait times for the elevator (add 5 mins to your class commute), and the lack of community among people on your floor / in the building" - 2 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in EVGR Building A during their sophomore year

Number 1

"The room is clean and well-lit. There is an awkward balance of 2-room doubles, 1-room doubles, and singles, but it's not a big deal. The facility is nice. There's a dining hall downstairs that only serves food during meal hours M-F, but then we don't have meal plan dollars. The community is nice! I'm friends with most people in the dorm. The bathroom is pretty clean. The location is great: right in front of the gym, very close to the Engineering Quad and Tresidder. However, kind of distant from Green Library and most East Campus residences." - 2 years ago

5 student reviewers said they lived in Murray (GovCo) during their sophomore year