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Virginia Tech (VT)

2024 Virginia Tech (VT) Dorm Tours and Info

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What percent of freshman live on campus?

According to our research, % of freshman live on campus at Virginia Tech (VT)?

What type of housing does Virginia Tech (VT) provide?

The below table outlines the different housing options available at Virginia Tech (VT), and how what percent of students are estimated to live in each type of university housing.

Available Percent living in Accommodation
Co-ed Dorms -
Women's Dorms -
Men's Dorms -
Sorority Housing -
Fraternity Housing -
Single-student Apartments -
Married Student Apartments -
Special Houses for Disable Students -
Special Houses for International Students -
Cooperative Houses -
Other Housing Type -

What are the dorms like at Virginia Tech (VT)?

You’ll have to watch the CampusReel videos to see for sure. However, Virginia Tech (VT) dorms are similar to most college housing options. Most on-campus residence halls include singles, double, and suites. Floor plans vary from residence hall to residence hall. CampusReel hosts dorm tours of Virginia Tech (VT), and every one is different. As you’ll see, every dorm room is decorated in a unique and fun way - students are creative with their setups to make Virginia Tech (VT) feel like home!

What are the dimensions of Virginia Tech (VT) dorm rooms?

The Virginia Tech (VT) dorms dimension depend on the residence hall. This information is usually contained in one of the dorm room tours of Virginia Tech (VT) on CampusReel. Supposedly the average dorm room size in the U.S. is around 130 square feet, and Virginia Tech (VT) likely has dorms bigger and smaller than this.

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Views from the student housing quad!
Dorms
Taren's takes you around from the Student Housing Quad.
01:56
The tallest building in town; slusher hall
Dorms
My freshman year dorm!!! Unfortunately, I am unable to show you the inside. Every dorm on campus requires the student to swipe their Student ID in order to enter, and the card reader on every dorm's doors know whether you live there or not.Slusher Hall is divided into two parts; Slusher Tower and Slusher Wing. The Wing is a 3 story structure, starting on the second floor and going up to the fourth floor. The Tower is the tallest building in Blacksburg, 12 stories high. Don't listen to those who haven't lived in Slusher Hall, it is actually a really nice dorm with really nice views and tons of cabinet and storage space for all your clothes and necessities (a lot more cabinets than other dorms on campus). If you live high enough, you can watch the sun rise on the east and the sun set on the west.
01:03
Hope you guys enjoyed! goodbye!
Dorms
I hope you guys enjoyed this tour around campus and downtown. I definitely enjoyed showing you guys around and even going to places I've never been to before. If there are any last advices I would give, they are to get involved with your campus and get work experience as soon as possible. No matter how many years you are going to be at school, they are going ot fly by so quick and won't realize how fast they have gone by. Do have time for yourself and have fun, but remember to focus an academics as well because that is the main reason we all go to school.
02:09
Upper quad...home of the cadets
Dorms
The Upper Quad is where most of the Cadets live. What is Virginia Tech Corp of Cadets (VTCC)? VTCC is the military component of the student body, they go through training, hae strict dress codes, must be in their dorms at certain times, etc.Considering Virginia Tech is in the mountains, this Quad is probably the most flattest and most leveled piece of land on campus!

Virginia Tech (VT) Cochrane Hall

00:58
Views from the student housing quad!
Dorms
Taren's takes you around from the Student Housing Quad.

Virginia Tech (VT) Moss Arts Center, Virginia Tech

02:09
Upper quad...home of the cadets
Dorms
The Upper Quad is where most of the Cadets live. What is Virginia Tech Corp of Cadets (VTCC)? VTCC is the military component of the student body, they go through training, hae strict dress codes, must be in their dorms at certain times, etc.Considering Virginia Tech is in the mountains, this Quad is probably the most flattest and most leveled piece of land on campus!

Virginia Tech (VT) Slusher Hall

01:56
The tallest building in town; slusher hall
Dorms
My freshman year dorm!!! Unfortunately, I am unable to show you the inside. Every dorm on campus requires the student to swipe their Student ID in order to enter, and the card reader on every dorm's doors know whether you live there or not.Slusher Hall is divided into two parts; Slusher Tower and Slusher Wing. The Wing is a 3 story structure, starting on the second floor and going up to the fourth floor. The Tower is the tallest building in Blacksburg, 12 stories high. Don't listen to those who haven't lived in Slusher Hall, it is actually a really nice dorm with really nice views and tons of cabinet and storage space for all your clothes and necessities (a lot more cabinets than other dorms on campus). If you live high enough, you can watch the sun rise on the east and the sun set on the west.

Virginia Tech (VT) Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

01:03
Hope you guys enjoyed! goodbye!
Dorms
I hope you guys enjoyed this tour around campus and downtown. I definitely enjoyed showing you guys around and even going to places I've never been to before. If there are any last advices I would give, they are to get involved with your campus and get work experience as soon as possible. No matter how many years you are going to be at school, they are going ot fly by so quick and won't realize how fast they have gone by. Do have time for yourself and have fun, but remember to focus an academics as well because that is the main reason we all go to school.
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