^^ I agree. It’s not only more fair, it’s just smarter to keep the expectations of freshmen (and their parents) reasonable, especially if the cost of all rooms is the same regardless of location and amenities. I can’t imagine having only seen that beautiful Tritton dormitory at Haverford and then ending up in those unappealing Haverford College Apartments. Given how beautiful Haverford’s campus is, I’m kind of shocked they place freshmen in those. I just assumed they were for upperclassmen who’d forsake a traditional dormitory (albeit comprised mostly of singles) to live “off campus,” but apparently some freshmen are assigned there too.