When most people think of attending Ivy League Universities, they have a romanticized view of what life will actually be like for them upon arrival. The Ivies do have those beautiful, picturesque campuses, but the problem is that dorm life can vary widely depending on which university you attend. In short, this article will rank all of the Ivy League’s dorms from worst to best. Let’s get straight to it!
(This ranking is based on extensive research, polls, and real student testimony)
#7: Dartmouth
Out of all of the Ivies on this list, Dartmouth is known for having the oldest dorms, especially for first-year attendees. Take the examples of Wheeler Hall, built in 1898 and still used by students today, and Richardson Hall, built in 1905, also still in active student use.
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