<p>I have the options of Second Street, Coral, Carlyle, and Greenwich.... Which is the best? :3</p>
<p>Hey there! Haha</p>
<p>I found this a while ago while searching google about NYU dorms. It is definitely a good read. It has frosh and upper dorms and info from NYU students with pros and cons.</p>
<p>[Guide</a> To NYU Dorms 2011 · NYU Local](<a href=“http://nyulocal.com/tag/guide-to-nyu-dorms-2011/]Guide”>http://nyulocal.com/tag/guide-to-nyu-dorms-2011/)</p>
<p>Thanks Lauren :)! Crossing my fingers for you still :)</p>
<p>Thanks, me too! My fingers may stay permanently crossed at this point, haha.</p>
<p>Haha! Well, you can do it! What location would you chose out of those four? I’m thinking Carlyle or Greenwich… the other two sound not so good lol XD</p>
<p>In order, I think Coral, Greenwich, Carlyle, 2nd…</p>
<p>I’d do Coral, Carlyle, 2nd, Greenwich. And pray that I don’t get Greenwich. It is so far down and too west.</p>
<p>I signed up for Carlyle, Greenwich, Coral, and then 2nd… 2nd sounds really scary… and not so nice… Greenwich sounds nice… with a maid service… cause I hate cleaning lol. Carlyle sounded pretty decent, and Greenwich seems like a fun time… but ahhhh idk… I can’t decideee ><"</p>
<p>Switched to Coral first… ahhhh… Idkkkk lol</p>
<p>Yeah, there are pros and cons to all of these dorms… The only dorms that don’t seem to have many cons are Gramercy (distance) and 7th (eco-friendly), 13th and Broome. Unfortunately, as transfers, those aren’t options for us.</p>
<p>I like Greenwich… But there is something about the common areas that seems too sparce (not that they make a big difference because you’d probably never be there)… Also, the distance from a good subway line sucks but isn’t bad for that area per say, but I would like to be close to a lesser expensive supermarket… That would get old fast and my bank account would cry a lot.</p>
<p>I would probably like 2nd street the most if it wasn’t located in that exact place… Seriously, I would be terrified if I walked back there alone at night and I would want to be closer to school if I was going to live in a dorm (unless it was Gramercy, that is, haha)</p>
<p>The thin walls at Coral suck, but that happens in a lot of NY apartments anyway. The elevator situation stinks, but again, pretty common. Also, the inconsistency of dorms is iffy, but, in my mind, not the biggest deal. I feel like this is everywhere. All these issues are so common in so many places that I can’t find them to be big faults.</p>
<p>The outdoor part of Carlyle is awesome. Coral and Carlyle are almost tied for me. Both have good subway lines near them. The only thing I like more about Coral is how close it is to the other dorms/NYU based things. At the same time though, it may get annoying being around so many students, but same tokien, you would be around students, not just Manhattanites.</p>
<p>My preferred order is still the same, haha.</p>
<p>Wait! I lied! Coral, Carlyle, Greenwich, 2nd… How did I mess up my original order? I’m going brain-dead. Sorry!</p>
<p>These are the rooms in Coral… If you can select one of the good ones later on and not get an itty bitty one…</p>
<p><a href=“http://nyuhousing.wikispaces.com/Coral+Towers[/url]”>http://nyuhousing.wikispaces.com/Coral+Towers</a></p>
<p>Ahhhh ok… I gotcha. Hmmm… hmm… hmm… Thanks for the information. I’d prefer coral I think… just cause it is close to palladium gym and a dining hall? At least, that is what one of the thigns i read said. I figured I could do a little bit of a meal plan, and then just cook for myself the rest of the time. :3</p>
<p>Coral apparently has a decent kitchen size, so that’ll definitely work.</p>
<p>Don’t count on one of the roomier rooms at Coral. My D had room sign-up the third or fourth day and all the roomier ones were already taken…and some of the smaller rooms are really, really small.</p>