<p>I'm thinking about what dorms would be best...I've gone the page on A&M where it has all the info but it's still very confusing. :P </p>
<p>So, any reviews or tips on choosing a dorm would be great! </p>
<p>Maybe someone can suggest me with something :) </p>
<p>-On-campus
-I don't mind having a roommate(s).
-I'd rather have a private bathroom or share in a suite.
-I don't like noise, I have a really bad problem with studying with a lot of noise. Of course I could just go to the library or something to study... I hear the Southern dorms are good.
-Price: I don't mind too much...I mean I'm not gonna get the most expensive but when it is limited, I understand I might have to pay more than I might expect.</p>
<p>& another question! Is there a good amount of vegetarian options at the food courts, because I'm gonna probably have to get a meal plan? :)</p>
<p>Thank you and have a wonderful day! :)</p>
<p>Hi, peachers!</p>
<p>If you’ve not already seen this matrix of residence hall amenities, it might be helpful for your search: [Residence</a> Hall Living](<a href=“http://reslife.tamu.edu/housing/default.asp]Residence”>http://reslife.tamu.edu/housing/default.asp)</p>
<p>Also, there are always vegetarian options available at Sbisa. The Eating Well on Campus Guide (<a href=“http://dining.tamu.edu/nutrition/eating_well_guide.stm)%5B/url%5D”>http://dining.tamu.edu/nutrition/eating_well_guide.stm)</a> has a listing of the vegetarian options you can find around campus and you can contact the campus dietician ([Special</a> Dietary Needs: Meal Plans: University Dining](<a href=“http://dining.tamu.edu/nutrition/dietary_needs.stm]Special”>Dine On Campus)) if you have any particular questions or concerns.</p>
<p>Best,</p>
<p>Jon Kotinek
Associate Director
Honors and Undergraduate Research</p>
<p>Peachers, since you previously mentioned wanting to get into industreal engineering you may want to consider Mosher, the engineering dorm. From what I have read on CC some have really liked it others not so much, but I have met a few incoming engineering freshmen who did not even know this is an option. It may be something that you want to consider.</p>
<p>@JKotinek,
Yes, thank you for the links! The second one doesn’t seem to work though.
The first link I’ve seen before a couple times it’s just a little overwhelming with so many options and sideways text. I will re-look at that. 
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<p>@spectrum2,
Thanks for letting me know! I will definitely look at that. :)</p>
<p>peachers,</p>
<p>Looks like the link is pulling in the ending parentheses…just delete that in the URL field and reload.</p>
<p>Best,</p>
<p>Jon Kotinek
Associate Director
Honors and Undergraduate Research</p>
<p>I loved Wells Hall. I had a great time there, it was quiet when it needed to be, louder and fun when it should have been, great location to everything, and great amenities!</p>