Sanderson and Ramsey fall somewhat towards the bottom of the list. Killinger is 24 hour quiet and all honors students live there. Tyson and Goshen tend to be the most popular dorms as they have bigger rooms and laundry rooms on all floors. New additions to the residence program are very nice including a suite style and apartment living for students but they are expensive. Most of the dorms are old and not in great condition. The academic quad has a great 'feel' and has a very stereotypical east coast university look. The campus itself is small but due to its great location in the quaint borough of West Chester it feels a lot bigger. It is one of, if not, the hardest of the PA state schools to gain admission to. West Chester University is a school that is increasingly becoming more difficult to get into. I actually like the traditional dorms, it gives you better chance to get to know people, and no offense to the new dorms, but our are much more fun :) West Chester is a good school, with great stuff to offer, and I hope my review has helped you make your decision to come here! Residence halls are.eh, I live on called Tyson and its one of the best older ones on campus. WC is a party school, and so if you're into that, there's always a party to go to. The campus is really nice, pretty clean, and the town is really nice too! Usually pretty safe, but don't be na?ve, things can still happen late at night. There's literally always something to do on campus, always something going on in the student union, so if someone says they're bored its just them. West Chester is a good school, especially for Education, and I've heard good things about the Communications, and Nursing Departments. I've made great friends, and the classes that I've taken were good so far. But so far I love it here! and I honestly can't wait to go back. So I don't know a whole lot about WCU because I'm just a freshman, and its only winter break.
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