Opinions on Dorms at Chapel Hill

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
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<p>Hello everyone. I am a sophomore transfer student to UNC from a university in northern Ohio. I would really appreciate your opinions on the housing options I am considering at the moment. </p>

<p>Given that I don't feel I had a "first year experience" at my previous university, I want to live in or near the south campus area. Upon doing research, I learned that north campus tended to not be as social as south campus. As such, I have decided on these rankings for my housing app: </p>

<p>Morrison, Carmichael, Avery, Parker, Teague, Taylor. </p>

<p>Absolutely ANY opinions/comments are welcomed. If anyone can comment on the social life and advantages or disadvantages of living in these residences, I would be very thankful. The deadline for housing is this 15th, so please answer ASAP!! :)>- </p>

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<p>You will be a sophomore? If yes, Morrison is typically a lot of Sophomores. Also it right next to RAMs head dining and the gym. All the dorms listed would be a great choice. Avery, Parker, Teague and Carmichael tend to have a lot of athletes if that is of interest to you.</p>

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<p>Morrison is great because of its location. If you can snag a spot, I’d probably recommend living there.</p>

<p>If not, any of Parker, Avery, or Teague are great choices. I lived in Parker my sophomore year, and I really enjoyed it. It’s a good balance between social and quiet enough. It’s also a bit closer to main campus, which is what I really liked.</p>