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<p>are townhouses deserted?</p>
<p>huh?????????</p>
<p>Townhouses are not deserted, and if you don't mind having a roommate, I'd say they're among the best possible housing for freshmen. They're not nearly as isolated as people say they are, and there are a bunch of perks.</p>
<p>does anyone know how the transfer dorms are? and if they are a better choice then any of the dorms on north campus?</p>
<p>I think for freshman, rooms on a hall is the best scenario, whether it be a single or double. It's the easiest to meet people, and is a whole lot of fun. Suites are secluded, and while they're excellent for upperclassmen who choose their suite, I don't think it's best for freshman.</p>
<p>This dorms include Dickson (singles and triples), donlon (doubles), etc.</p>
<p>Court/Mews however are considered suites, but are more like a rooms on a hall in that you walk from one suite to another down a central hallway.</p>
<p>Those are my two cents. You don't really choose anyway, so you just get stuck with whatever they give you. Luckily, there are no "bad" dorms.</p>