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Syracuse UniversityCampus Housing Summary

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Syracuse, NY
Undergrads
13,040
Tuition
$36,300
Admission Difficulty
Average
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Syracuse University Campus Housing was reviewed by Alby91
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Syracuse University Campus Housing had a new discussion posted by spidermanizblu3

Buildings are coed but the actual rooms are not. But if you live in Campus apartments you can live coed. Dorms are a decent size but it depends on what type of room you get (single, open/split double, etc...)

If I get paired up with someone, do we have to take like a match test?

Nope...well sort of. You have to answer if you smoke or not.

The people get match up depending on their sex and if they smoke or not?

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  • 359th
    Best Dorm Atmosphere
  • 405th
    Most Spacious Dorms
  • 793rd
    Cleanest Dorms

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Marshal Yong
Hometown
New York City
Major
Architecture
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All dorms have their perks, and most have their downfalls. The students in Day and Flint Halls live on Mount Olympus, literally and figuratively, but you must field more than 150 stairs to get to the top. Brewster and Boland dorms are the farthest away from campus. That fact allows them to get away with being one of the nicest renovated dorms on campus. Sadler and Lawrinson halls are at the bottom corner of campus where nothing social ever happens, except if you want to meet up at the Carrier Dome that is an arm’s reach from the other dormitories.

The dorms that students have no major qualms include: Kimmel, Marion, Shaw, Booth, Dellplain, Haven, Watson, and Ernie Davis Halls. With the exception of Shaw, Ernie Davis, Kimmel, and Marion, all these dorms primarily house upperclassmen. They are also located closer to the main campus, as well as Marshall Street, Comstock and Walnut avenues—prime party locations. If you end up in an open or split double, cross your fingers for the split. This way, if you and your roommate clash in any way, you have some separation between you. This split double design is not offered at many universities, and it is a welcome addition to SU.

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Lawrinson Hall
Lawrinson Hall
Lawrinson Hall Lawrinson Hall Lawrinson Hall is a dorm that has 20 floors. There is also a penthouse.
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