Transfer Student (Dorms/Living-Learning Community))

Colleges and Universities A-Z Michigan State University
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<p>I'll be transferring to MSU this fall and I'll also be living on campus. For transfer students, where do we go? I assume their intended major would be a factor in where they'd be placed. </p>

<p>I'm interested in living in a living-learning community. Does anyone have any experience with these? If so, any information whatsoever would be helpful :)</p>

<p>Also, Brody neighborhood. Bailey in particular; any information would be helpful as this is where I see myself living in the future :D </p>

<p>Also also, quiet floors? How are these compared to non-quiet floors? I'm thinking about living in quiet floors just so that if I have morning classes, I hopefully can get a good night sleep. Other than that, that would be the only reason why I'd want a quiet floor :)
...this...is...MSU! (-_-)</p>

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<p>I’m not sure, but I’m fairly certain some dorms or parts of dorms are set for transfer students, so new transfers can meet other new people. I don’t think you get to decide which dorm you live in though</p>