Although these are the basic breakdown, there is still a mix in all Towers. Tower 1, is for anyone, Tower 2 is international, Towers 3 is for honors, and Tower 4 is an athletic dorm. All the Towers have a great location and proximity to food like Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, and Dominoes. If you choose to live in the Towers, when picking which Tower you want to live in, I recommend Tower 1 or 3.
Then there is Libra, which is in a great location on campus, but the rooms are shared – and while living with a roommate in your actual bedroom is probably the norm for college life, having a room to yourself is also pretty awesome (ie: Towers, Lake Claire, and Nike are single bedroom, apartment-style). Academic Village houses the majority of freshman students (Nike, Hercules, and Neptune), but it can be a bit of a hike to campus classes and during the hotter months, that sort of stinks. You have close access to the pool and the gym, but parking can, at times, be a task. Here’s what they had to say…Īfter spending my freshman summer in Academic Village, and my fall and spring in Towers, I’ve grown to know a lot about campus housing and have friends residing in just about all the different living communities. You can certainly read about the dorms and where to live on campus on the UCF Housing and Residence Life pages, but we asked my daughter and our interns for the inside scoop…which is probably what you really want to know before you choose where to live when you become a Knight.
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