<p>I was just accepted and will be attending UGA in the fall. I need help with housing, as i have yet to go up there to check it out. Anyadvice? what are the living arangments like? is it only two to a room or are there suite options? thank you</p>
<p>Hey I signed up for Rutherford, O House, and Reed.
Go on this website to check out floor plans/cost/location:
[Brumby</a> Community | UGA Housing](<a href=“http://housing.uga.edu/residence/tour/brumby]Brumby”>Brumby Hall – University Housing)</p>
<p>Also, are you on the dawg house?</p>
<p>Hello puppy dawg 
It really depends on what sort of freshman experience you’d like to have. If you want the typical, rah rah football/greek life type of thing, I’d tell you to go for one of the main 3 high rises (Russell, Creswell, or Brumby). They’re huge, and stuff is always going on at them. The downside is they’re not very quiet at all. They are all traditional, 2-to-a-room dorms. There is a fourth high rise dorm, Oglethorpe (o-house), which is suite style. It is also right next to a dining hall, which is cool.</p>
<p>Another option would be to live in one of the Hill community dorms. (Church, Boggs, Mell, Lipscomb, Hill) You might find a more diverse student body in these. They are also traditional style dorms, but they have sinks in them, and oh my god don’t underestimate how awesome that could be.</p>
<p>Reed Hall is also suite style, but it’s far away from pretty much everything besides the stadium so I really recommend against that.</p>
<p>You could potentially live in building 1516 in east campus which is traditional style with private bathrooms in each dorm, but there’s not many freshman over there, so I would avoid it if I were you. </p>
<p>If you’re an honors student, I highly recommend living in Myers. It’s in a wonderful location and you get to meet plenty of like-minded people.
I wouldn’t even bother putting Rutherford down as a choice. It’s full already, since it’s new and everyone wants to live there.</p>
<p>Hope this helps a little! Let me know if you have any questions!</p>
<p>Is Rutherford for freshman, upperclassmen, or both?</p>