Where (should) freshman engineers house?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Michigan
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<p>There is a sense that freshman engineers are better off living on central campus (? Hill) since most, if not all, courses are on central campus. </p>

<p>Is there general consensus on that? Are there other advantages/disadvantages to living on North campus during the year? How would YOU rank housing preferences (and why) for a freshman engineering student?</p>

<p>Will post a separate thread on learning communities and relevance to housing.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance for your comments.</p>

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<p>I think most people live on central then move up to north campus later when more of their classes will be engineering classes</p>

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<p>i’m on central as a freshman engineer and it’s fine. the bus system works well enough (you only have 2 classes on north anyways) and i’d much rather live on central. i honestly don’t see myself ever living on north… i’m living on campus next year and when i live off campus i’ll try to live somewhere close to a commuter north stop ;)</p>