Seeley Hall Dorm Reviews at UB

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My Seeley Hall experience was great. It was my first time ever living on campus and I don't regret it. The RA's are very friendly and communicative. They keep the building clean no matter what. I loved it there.

The rooms are really big, there's barely any noise. If you need help the RD and RA's will help you as much as possible. They always give out snacks and host events in the lounge. The hall is by a beach and park and has a great view of it.

It was honestly not the great, It was gross and far from everything. The temperature was always up and down. It was always noisy, people were always running around and yelling, playing music, banging on walls etc.

Depending on the floor you are living on it can range from being quiet to very loud. At least in my class we have a lot of partiers on my floor (2nd) and the noise can last till 3 am. On other floors it can be so quiet that you can hear a pin drop in the hall.

Easy to make friends, rooms were big and has nice mirrors, the heat didn't work for 2 weeks on my side of floor and it got really cold in my room. I really enjoyed my roommate and living with all freshman and have a view to the beach