An inside look at college dorms

06/02/15

By Ben Shestakofsky

Party dorm? Quiet dorm? Right next to the dining hall? 15 minutes from campus? If you’re heading to college soon, you’re probably curious about the place where you’ll be sleeping—and working, meeting friends, and hanging out—for the next year.

Want to find out what your dorm is really like?

  • Search Unigo’s dorm videos and choose from hundreds of dorm tours.
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Here’s a sampling of the dorm tours you’ll find:

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