Boys live in 12#A, and all sleep six. Girls live in 3 # in their freshman year, with better facilities, and move to 5# in their sophomore year.

I lived in building 3 when I was a freshman. Not bad, not cold. In my sophomore year, I went to the better building No.5, which is better than Building No.3. I am from Garden College and have an elevator.

In fact, the dormitory is not good or bad because of the old building. Building 10, as a new building, was built late, but it was a mess, and it has not been overhauled since its completion. Building 8 is the best. It has been overhauled six times. I live in a graduate school and have an indoor bathroom. But most of them can't live in. In fact, every building has many empty dormitories, all of which are occupied by staff. Some on-the-job employees occupy five bedrooms (I won't say anything about cadres, I understand them myself). Building 8 is now nominally a student dormitory, but most of them have lived in faculty. In fact, we can't help it if the dormitory is poor. Linda's classmates all know that they have to move to the dormitory n times in four years and can't stay for a few days. They don't know where to move and don't maintain it. In addition, they don't need major repairs. Can they be okay? There are many gates of Forestry University, 10a, 10b, which are not overhauled and have no cleaners. It's not that we can't find them, but that 10 building is a small kingdom. When the cleaner came, one of them was kicked out. The section chief didn't know about it and didn't care. Your major basically won't crash into a building. If you are a boy, it must be a new building. You won't live in the old building, nor will it be 10 building. Girls will definitely live in the old building (Building 3 or 14), but there are exceptions. If you change your major or your parents find a relationship, you are likely to bump into a new building. However, at most one year, it is inevitable to move to a dormitory. The conditions may be good, but the conditions may be worse.