Graham-Greenle Dorm Reviews at University of Arizona

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.

Graham-Greenlee was the best dorm in my opinion. Small, but feels so homey because of all the wonderful people I met. What made my experience at the University of Arizona was the people in my hall. Every single girl kept their door open and we would wander in and out of each others' rooms. We all became so close and I everyone from that hall is still friends and a majority of the girls live together now!

This year will be my first year living at Graham-Greenlee and so far it has been a pretty decent experience. My room in this dorm is much bigger than my room in my last dorm. However, Graham-Greenlee does have any elevators which can be minus or plus depending on how you want to look at it. Graham-Greenlee is also a lot closer to most classes, The Rec Center, Student Union, Libraries, etc. So If you want to live in the middle of basically everything on campus Graham-Greenlee is a good place to live. Also, the price for this dorm is not too bad either, it is not extremely expensive or cheap but it is somewhere on the middle-lower end which made me choosing this dorm just that much easier. Graham-Greenlee also has friendly staff, a decent kitchen area, nice study rooms/lounge areas, and two laundry rooms. So far in the semester, I would say Graham-Greenlee is probably one of the better dorms to live in if you want to live on campus.