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Cornell University
Court Kay Bauer and Mews Hall because they have AC and a big closet, unlike the new dorms.
Balch Hall
24 reviews
- 4
Mary Donlon Hall
19 reviews
- 4
Clara Dickson Hall
15 reviews
Low Rise #7
9 reviews
- 9
Latino Living Center
9 reviews
- 3
Jameson Hall
9 reviews
Best Cornell Dorms
Cornell University is an Ivy League research institution located in Ithaca, New York.
Cornell Housing
Cornell dorms are different based on the building. Most have a suite-style dorm set-up. First-year students are required to live on North Campus and aren’t able to pick their dorm room unless they apply to a program house. This is done to create a sense of community among the first years. Second-year students are also required to live on campus but are able to choose between North Campus, West Campus, and South Campus. This offers a wider choice of dorm room experience. Most upperclassmen live off campus but those who choose to remain on campus may apply to live in program houses, co-op houses, or live in certain buildings with allocated spaces for upperclassmen. Program houses are open for all, from first-years through seniors.