Hubbard Hall Dorm Reviews at MSU

Hubbard was actually quite nice in my experience, i do know a lot of people that disagree but we lived on the first floor and didn’t have many issues at all. There were some people who would leave trash out and stuff but there’s not much you can do about that.

It is where a majority of incoming freshmen students live. There are 12 stories and two elevators. The rooms are suite style, meaning two rooms are connected to a shared bathroom. You and your suitemates must work out a cleaning schedule. There are communal areas downstairs but they're typically loud, busy areas. The location is far from the center of campus but many freshman classes are fairly close.

My experience at Hubbard has been a pleasant one overall, with all of the staff, including RA's and Hall advisor, being kind towards those living here. The halls location is very nice, being only ten minutes away from a majority of my classes and also being right next to a dining hall.

I love how social everyone is in Hubbard. I also like how the dorms are right above the cafeteria. In Hubbard there are mirrors in the hallways which make for some great pictures. The rooms in Hubbard are really spacious.

Hubbard is the "Honors" dorm at UNH and is one of the quietest places I have every lived in my life. It best fits someone who is their to continue their high school success and high grade status. Everyone is there to succeed in school.

Hubbard Hall is on the east side of campus. The floors are gender specific with events held between RAs to interact and meet other students. The dorms are suite style, meaning that you have your own bathroom shared with another room.