
Low Rise #6 Cornell Reviews
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Room
Building
Location
Bathroom
When They Lived Here
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Balch Hall
24 reviews
- 4
Mary Donlon Hall
19 reviews
- 4
Clara Dickson Hall
14 reviews
Low Rise #7
9 reviews
- 9
Latino Living Center
9 reviews


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For most of the year I did not really mind living here. But I think I just got unlucky with my neighbors because some of them were pretty awful. Rachel han if you are reading this, bitch I know you were the one throwing up in the bathroom every month, shitting ON THE TOILET SEAT and not cleaning up ...
Despite all the bad rap LR6 gets, I actually found many positives. Pros: - super close to RPCC bus stop - good access to and from 82, 83, 92, 93, 90, 30 buses - close to RPCC (MAIL CENTER, printing, Nasties, study space) - good for curb-side delivery (v useful during quarantine) - 1st floor vending...
Low rise 6 gets a lot of shit. It's mostly deserved due to its poor location at the back of North Campus, weird floorplan, old amenities/ lack thereof. ISome of the rooms are actually fairly large compared to other North Campus dormrooms. However, residents in Low Rise 6 (and 7) tend to bond quite ...
Low Rise 6 changes a man. In a building where you have to go through 7 doorways and up 3 flights of stairs for your second floor room, there is nothing but sadness, hopelessness, and despair. If you're lucky enough to not have a ground floor room or forced triple, you'll find yourself in a room that...