Picking a dorm at a collegiate campus is no easy task. Determining the best dorms based on age, size and style of living is even more difficult if you are a new student or one that doesn't know much about on-campus living. This article serves the purpose of taking the guesswork out of picking a dorm at Missouri State University.
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1. Consider Freudenberger House if you want to live in a traditional dormitory setting during college. "Freddy," as it is referred to by students, houses its residents in double-occupancy rooms as wells as three- and four-person rooms and features community bathrooms and community living areas. This dormitory also features a TV area, fitness center, aerobics room, study rooms, recreation room, ice and vending machine room, central kitchen, central laundry facilities and computer lab offering the latest in hardware and software technology, including access to the Internet, word processing and spreadsheet packages and laser printing.
2. Check out the Wells House if you are interested in tradition as this was the first-ever residence hall on the campus of Missouri State University. The Wells House features two- and three-person styles and four-person suites so residents have a variety of options to choose from. Residents at the Wells House have access to large, clean community bathrooms and social living areas where they can spend time with other students.
3. Look at the Blair-Shannon House if you want a unique living situation. This dormitory features suite-style living and is co-educational. It is also centrally located and is one of the largest residence halls on the entire campus so you are sure to make a lot of new friends if you live in this dormitory. The Blair-Shannon House offers unique six-person suites for its residents.
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