UMD College Park Dorms Ranked
We rank the top 10 UMD College Park dorms
UMD College Park Housing Forum
University of Maryland, College Park
Verified Student
The worst dorms at UMD are Chestertown and Worcester Hall. This is because both don’t have AC or elevators. Worcester Hall’s location is pretty bad if you’re a freshman as it is south away from where most of the freshman dorms are. Chestertown has a decent location, but again a lack of AC and elevators make it very unpleasant during the summer months. Both dorms are also very small and could lack the “typical” dorming experience. Other non AC dorms are not the best as well, but have much better locations and have elevators.
Verified Student
The worst dorms on campus are Chestertown Hall and Elkton Hall, due to their locations and the absence of A/C and elevators in Chestertown.
UMD College Park Forum
University of Maryland, College Park Housing
The University of Maryland, College Park is a public land-grant research university in College Park, Maryland.
The University of Maryland provides a variety of housing options to its students with 9,601 beds spread across 39 residence halls. Students can choose from traditional rooms, semi-suites, suites, and apartments. Traditional-style halls offer double rooms with communal bathrooms on each floor, and a large multi-purpose room, kitchen, and laundry on the ground level. Semi-suite style halls have two double rooms connected by a semi-private bathroom and include study lounges, a large multi-purpose room, and a 24-hour service desk. Apartment/suite-style halls have 3-5 bedrooms with a common bathroom shared only by roommates, fully equipped kitchens, and furnished living room/dining room areas. Overall, UMD dorms provide a comfortable and varied living experience for its students.