Northeastern Dorms Ranked
We rank the top 10 Northeastern dorms
Northeastern Housing Forum
Northeastern University
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Some of the dorms that students typically don’t like living in are Smith Hall, 97 St Stephens, White Hall, and 337 Huntington. These buildings are old with small rooms, poor air circulation, and a lot of mouse/rat situations.
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Smith Hall, White Hall or Melvin Hall are not recommended since they are relatively old and the rooms are mostly in poor condition
Verified Student
A couple which aren't highly rated are 153 Hemingway, Smith Hall, Melvin Hall and White Hall
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Northeastern University Housing
Northeastern University (NEU) is a private research university located in Boston, Massachusetts.
At Northeastern, there are a variety of different housing accommodations for students. Most first years live at traditional/suite-style type apartments. As a second year, most students live in apartment style accommodations such as the West Villages, or Davenport Commons A/B. These apartments are much more spacious and typically have common rooms and a kitchen. Upperclassmen who live on campus will have the options of choosing from various leased properties which are apart of apartment style accommodations.