<p>If you have a modern triple dorm, does that mean you share a bathroom with six people or just the three in your room. Do triple rooms have bunk beds, or three separate beds? I want to know b/c i can't decide if i'd rather have a modern triple or traditional double. modern double is my first choice. </p>
<p>What is the social environment/ community like for floors in modern vs. traditional dorms?
Are guys and girl's dorms separated into wings or are they integrated? </p>
<p>Are the bathrooms in traditional dorms locker room style or are there several private bathrooms in the hallway?</p>
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The modern triples I knew had 1 bathroom for the 3 of them. </p>
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I’ve seen it with both layouts. Bunkbeds mean more floor space, but it wasn’t 100% necessary. My friends that bunked switched off with who had the top every month or so.</p>
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You’ll have people that say that traditional is far more social. I entirely disagree. It’s your floor that decides this, not traditional v modern. I had a modern, and had one of the most social floors.</p>
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Integrated. All floors are co-ed. Your suite will be all-guys/girls, but your next door neighbors could be the opposite sex.
The only exception I’m aware of is one of the traditional dorms has a floor that only has ~6 people… and my year it just happened to be all girls.</p>
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Locker room style.</p>