<p>is Kings Court really a place to stay out of?</p>
<p>I am currently a junior and considering the Huntsman Program; if you get in, is it mandatory to live in Kings Court?</p>
<p>would it be possible to live somewhere like Hill or Stouffer instead??</p>
<p>If you get in Huntsman, you have to live in the specially coordinated Huntsman residential area.</p>
<p>thanks
jor, do you recall if the same applies for just wharton?</p>
<p>Wharton kids can live whereever they want, just like all the other students. they don't have a special place where they all live</p>
<p>The Huntsman area of Kings Court isn't bad. The people are very interesting.</p>
<p>how is kings court in general for freshmen? any current students know bout room size, bathroom-cleanliness, social scene (as compared to the quad), distance from campus, food...?</p>
<p>also, after what round of room assignments does kings court usually fill up?</p>
<p>JohhnyK lived there and hated it. He told me to do Quad, Hill, then KCEH for my priority though. It is a majority freshman dorm, but with the nerdy res programs, I can see where it gets its reputation from.</p>
<p>wait, hill over KC? i've been hearing that hill has a closet-like rooms and nasty bathrooms, with the only redeeming factor being the social environment... is it really that much better than KC?</p>
<p>I talked to another friend who is a sophomore. She said she didn't know anyone from KC and she recommended Quad then Hill as my top choices. Coveney recommends Hill (but I don't know how serious he is). Lots of people in Hill love it and can overlook the horrible facilities.</p>
<p>I guess it depends on how extroverted a person you are!</p>
<p>Does anyone know the chances of getting Hill or Quad?</p>
<p>If Hill is your first choice, I think there is a 100% chance you get in. Hill is full of quad rejects, so that tells you that there is a distinct possibility that you will not get into the quad.</p>
<p>I'm telling you people, Kings Court is better than Hill. Stwing is one floor out of 9, everyone else is normal. We have big rooms, tons of house events, and a dining hall.</p>