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Arbol de la Vida

10 Reviews

As a current resident of Arbol de la Vida, I'm happy that I live here. After visiting some of the other dorms, I can proudly say that Arbol is one of the best. The rooms are big, the view is amazing, the rec room is so useful. Arbol has quickly become my home. more

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Manzanita-Mohave

6 Reviews

I can’t say I really had any complaints about my stay there. I lived at the end of the hall, and there were some guys who held parties but the walls were pretty good at blocking out the noise so it was never unbearable. The halls and bathrooms were cleaned daily so they were always clean. The showers were a bit small and cramped, but still decent. I didn’t know the staff all that well, but they were pretty friendly and so was my RA. Overall a pretty decent dorm to stay at and I would recommend to someone going to the U of A. more

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Coronado

4 Reviews

The nickname was "Nasty- nado", pretty much sums it up. The one thing I actually liked was that my dorm room shared a bathroom with another suite. It was definitely not a quite dorm and was not easy to get work done inside my dorm. more

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Villa de Puente

4 Reviews

As first year, my experience with Villa De Puente has been amazing. All the resident assistants are nice and the dorms are in a very good area that's close to the school, markets and the south recreational center where mostly everyone attends. The other residents are very nice as well and let anyone hangout with them in their dorms and also invite new students for lunch. more

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Honors Village

4 Reviews

nicest dorms at u of a, just more expensive and further form everything. overall very good experience and it was nice being located above the dining hall. having my own bathroom was my favorite part, the dorm room set up also created a bit of privacy for residents more

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Arizona-Sonora

3 Reviews

My overall experience at Arizona-Sonora at University of Arizona was a positive one. There are technically two buildings (I lived in Sonora) joined by the lobby and front desk area. The rooms are the biggest on campus (which makes up for the small communal bathrooms) with each person getting a huge amount of closet and wall space. The beds are quite small and high off the ground (definitely bring something to climb on to reach) but it was nice having the extra storage space underneath the bed. Meeting up with friends to talk or do homework in the study rooms (one on each floor) was always a great part of my day and the downstairs table tennis made it even better! The whole building is convenient with several elevators, entrances, and plenty of laundry machines in the basement (along with several vending machines which served as my breakfast, lunch, and dinner most days). My room on the ninth floor overlooked the volleyball area and the mini-mart (with several tasty restaurants nearby which all tended to stay open until midnight) just a few yards away. During weekends, the dorm tended to get a little noisy, which was the main downside of living at Arizona-Sonora. There were frequent parties and around 2 am quite a few people would gather in the hallway for races and singing. The noise would never last very long and being on the top floor with a room furthest from the elevator definitely helped. A smaller downside of the dorm was the lack of heat in the showers (which is probably typical for college showers in general) and the tendency for it to get freezing cold in the winter. While unpleasant, it was still bearable and did not take away from my overall enjoyment of Arizona-Sonora. I would recommend this dorm to someone who is outgoing due to the lively atmosphere of the dorm or to an incredibly easygoing person who doesn't mind the tradeoff between noisy neighbors and having an obscene amount of wall and closet space and being close to several great amenities on campus. more

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Navajo-Pinal

3 Reviews

Not the fanciest dorm, but it is nice enough. The rooms are gigantic. Every room is a double-sized room, so even if you had a single room, you still get at least twice the space as most other dorms all to yourself, at a lower price. The people here have consistently been very quiet (this is my second year here). There is no lack of opportunities to socialize if that's what you want, but if you prefer to remain alone, you can easily avoid most people. There's only a few common areas (two on the first floor and one on the third). There are no elevators, but then, the building was built in 1949. There is one kitchen shared by the entire dorm, but nobody every seems to be in there anyway, so if you need to cook for yourself, it isn't very difficult. Most people just keep to themselves. more

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Yuma

3 Reviews

Overall, I had a positive experience living in Yuma Honors Dorm. It was a positive environment and I felt safe and secure. It was an older dorm and some aspects of the room could have used repairs. The bathrooms could have been quite a bit cleaner. My main complaint is the lack of control over underage alcohol consumption. more

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Graham Greenlee

3 Reviews

I haven't had any negative experiences with the staff and residents of Graham Greenlee. Everyone is respectful and makes this dorm feel like home. There are always activities to partake in that the residence organizes that are entertaining and engaging. more

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Graham-Greenle

3 Reviews

Stepping into my college dorm for the first time was like entering a whole new world of excitement and possibilities. The smell of fresh paint and the buzz of energy from other students moving in created an atmosphere of anticipation. As I unpacked my belongings and set up my space, I couldn't help but feel a mix of nerves and enthusiasm for the journey ahead. The room itself was cozy, with just enough space for a bed, desk, and a small sitting area. The window overlooked the campus quad, and the soft sunlight filtering through the curtains instantly made the room feel like home. I took the time to arrange my posters and personal touches on the walls, turning the blank canvas into a reflection of my personality. One of the most surprising and delightful aspects of dorm life was the immediate sense of community. Within hours of moving in, I found myself chatting with neighbors in the hallway, helping each other with the inevitable technical difficulties that come with setting up electronics, and even sharing a few laughs over the challenge of fitting everything into our limited closet space. more

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Villa Del Puente

3 Reviews

Newer dorm located in the Highland District (south side) of campus. Close to the football stadium, basketball arena, and student rec center. Reasonably close to student union and mall. Good sized rooms with updated/clean common areas and bathrooms. more

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Babcock

3 Reviews

I loved staying at Babcock. The Dorm was nice as it was mainly suite styled so you have your own bathroom that you share with your roommate unless you had a single room. Maintenance was always quick and extremely efficient. Staff was always helpful and nice as well. Pool was always clean as well as all common and study rooms. Kitchen was cleaned everyday and had lots of appliances available. more

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Yavapai

3 Reviews

It's been amazing to be part of such an inclusive, safe, and welcoming community. All of the staff is friendly, warm, and sincere. They care about your success genuinely and are there to help in every aspect. more

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Cochise

2 Reviews

The heating was a one way system... Meaning the whole building was either hot or cold. And throughout the entire year the building was cold. Which made it tough when going to the bathroom for showers. more

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Likins

2 Reviews

It is a great Building in an amazing location. A cross the street from the Recreation center, Football Stadium and market place. Easy to get to school buildings when In person school is in session and the library. Short walk to University drive where most restaurants are located. more

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Pima

2 Reviews

For being here first year it was not a bad time. The staff is friendly and the spot the dorm is located makes you feel safer. It has some downsides but other than some things not working I enjoyed my stay. more

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Posada San Pedro

2 Reviews

I was a resident assistant at Posada San Pedro (PSP) and had my own room. Even sharing a room, students have a decent space. PSP is a smaller dorm and does not have as many students as other dorms such as Coronado so it is a lot quieter and conveniently located on Highland Ave. This is great because it is very close to the libraries and the UA Mall. more

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Colonia de la Paz

2 Reviews

So far being in the dorm has been good. No major complaints about neighbors or about my room. It is quite a small room for 2 people but it is manageable. The dorm location is very convenient because it is in the middle of campus. more

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Apache-Santa Cruz

1 Review

It was a good experience, I just wish the RA's told more people to quiet down and clean up after themselves. The bathrooms were mostly clean and I did feel like my hall's RA was very helpful with transitioning into the college lifestyle. more

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Gila

1 Review

I really enjoy the decorations and overall aesthetic of the Gila dorms. While it is an older building, it is up to date with appliances and features. I also really enjoy having a sink in my room, and I find that there is never any trouble finding open showers/stalls in the bathrooms. more

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