Thank you!

Thank you!

Yesss, USchol gang! I'm so excited for you! If you ever want a campus tour or want to meet up for coffee in the fall, just let me know :)

​@@sophiecope4170 For sure!! I've never visited campus before. Yea, I'm super excited for Uni Scholars. I'm a bit nervous about great texts though haha (and after watching that reading list). As a STEMy person, that's uncharted territory xD.

@@saisagireddy4801 I LOVE Great Texts! (It's one of my concentrations haha). But I know a lot of STEM-oriented people who also get a lot out of it! It's really not that bad, there's a lot of reading but the grading is really fair. I'd rec Dr. Weaver if you can get him when your register. Sorry to get back to you so late!

​@@sophiecope4170 Gotcha! Yea, I researched Great Texts and the Reading list a bit more. They seem really cool!!! No worries at all!

Yes!! Absolutely! A few brief suggestions right here: If you're academically serious, the HRC is a great way to go. I have absolutely adored my time in Memorial and have made some of the best friends in my entire life there. The community is top-notch and you will not find it anywhere else on campus! A lot of the other dorms/LLCs are tailored towards your interests/living style preferences. Many of them also have their own "reputations" (not necessarily bad, just the truth!) For example, Collins is known to be the "sorority girl" dorm, etc. Some dorms are apartment style, some are suite style, some are communal, and many of them have a combination of these styles within one dorm. I'm partial to suite style, but keep living style in mind when making your choice! I have friends who are in the outdoor adventure LLC, Baylor and Beyond LLC, Heritage House, and more and they all LOVE their living situations. The really cool thing about Baylor is that the housing options are so diverse, so you can find one that is best tailored to your interests and meet like-minded people who will soon become your friends! Sorry for the essay, and if you have any further questions let me know! I'll definitely make a video about this soon :)

Sophie Cope thank you so much! This was really really helpful. I’m currently considering Alexander (Memo’s male option), Earle Hall (premed LLC), and the leadership LLC (Allen and Dawson). What’s ur opinion about the leadership LLC?

@@saisagireddy4801 One of my friends is in the lead LLC! He likes it, and I haven't heard anything bad about it. I think it might skew more on the business side, but the people are super cool. You're also super close to the best dining hall on campus (Memo)! For Alexander: Alex guys are some of the coolest and smartest people you'll meet! Some of them are definitely a little quirky, but you'll find your niche wherever you end up. The dorm is definitely on the older side. The HRC has a lot of pre-med related events and resources (like Ask PreHealth) as well. For Earle: I stayed in Earle during Line Camp; it's super new and nice! The rooms are really big, but the one I was in didn't have a closet?? Kind of weird, but I'm not sure if that's normal for Earle dorms on the whole. The only downside about Earle I've heard is that people really keep to themselves. There isn't much to speak of in the way of community, so if you're looking to make a big group of friends in your hall from the outset, I've heard that Earle isn't the easiest place to do that. Nevertheless, you will 100% find friends wherever you end up, and there really aren't any bad choices! Let me know if you have any other questions :)

@@sophiecope4170 Thank you so much!!! This is really really helpful. I'm looking into the Baylor & Beyond LLC after you mentioned it and it looks really cool as well. I'm just unsure if premed people stay there. Thank you again!

@@saisagireddy4801 Not sure about premed+Baylor and Beyond exactly, but it's a super diverse community and a great way to connect with international students. My friend in B&B is doing liberal arts. Thanks for the video idea, you can find my full breakdown here! (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m6h_gpCjy8_LfJ8.html)