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Looking for a single, AC, and kitchen access, all in a dorm close to Barnard’s campus? Look no further than Elliott Hall!

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The oldest (and most quaint, as I like to call it) dorm on campus. Brooks is generally the least desirable but does have some redeeming qualities.

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On top of every other Ruggles amenity, you can enjoy a green room!

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Are you a rising senior looking with a good lottery number trying to avoid EC? Hogan might just be the perfect option for you!

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Are you a fitness fanatic? Need to get those steps in? Look no further than Carlton Arms! (Well, there’s not a farther option, anyway.)

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Are you looking for an apartment-style dorm that’s close to campus and doesn’t give freshman vibes? Consider Watt!

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Brownstone living at 627 W 115th St.—perfect for anyone hoping for a quintessential New York City experience!

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For upperclassmen who still want to be right on campus, Sulz Tower is a convenient choice for location and privacy.

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