<p>Between Cook and Becker House, which one is better?</p>
<p>Will Bethe actually be inhabitable by next year? If so, would this be more desirable than Cook or Becker?</p>
<p>I know that on the housing application you select "program housing" for Cook & Becker but what room type should you choose? I know that they are suites with singles so do you choose single?</p>
<p>Does anyone live in either of these houses now and like or dislike them?</p>
<p>I think that they have like 360 students or something in each, are they difficult to get into if you choose them on your application?</p>
<p>well Becker and Cook are pretty much the same except that I heard that Becker is all suites where as Cook is a combo of suites and singles, I don't know if this is true though. The new Bethe house will be inhabitable when we get back from Christmas break this January 2007.</p>
<p>-- Yes, it (Bethe) will be inhabitable next fall. :)</p>
<p>-- I currently live in Becker. We're a combination of suites, doubles, and singles. I personally love Becker--it's a nice small community, I've gotten to know some of the House professors, the GRF system is wonderful, the pantry rocks, we do a lot of house activities that are free to residents, etc etc etc.</p>
<p>-- Getting into Becker was very difficult for upperclassmen this year--so many people wanted to live here again that there was basically a petition to open up a certain number of beds to rising seniors and juniors during the housing lottery. It's a bit easier to get in as a rising sophomore.</p>
<p>-- I don't know if Bethe would be more desirable than the others. Yes, it's new construction and right next to the new Noyes. But all three houses are worth considering.</p>