Wofford College

Wofford has 8 campus dorms scattered about its historic and picturesque more than 150 acre campus. 90 percent of Wofford students live in the on campus dorms all 4 years of their college experience. Each dorm houses students in a co-educational setting that helps to build the close knit community that Wofford is known for. The most attractive housing option on campus is the Wofford Village apartments, which are "neighborhoods" of cottage-style apartments with private bedrooms and porches. Housing primarily seniors, the Village apartments are coed buildings with single gender apartments. Unlike the other campus dorms, the Village apartments contain a kitchen. In the spirit of community, all incoming first-year students live in a trio of campus dorms on the east side of campus: the Charles F. Marsh, Walter K. Greene and James A. Carlisle Residence Halls. Marsh and Greene Halls exclusively house first-year students in single gender halls. Each hall contains 2 large bathrooms which are shared by all residents on the floor. Carlisle Hall houses first-year students on the first floor in suite style rooms with 4 single gender residents sharing a bathroom between rooms. The other campus dorms house upper-class students. Sophomore students primarily live in the A. M. Shipp Residence Hall or the A. Mason DuPre Residence Hall. Both of these campus dorms house students in rooms that contain two cubes that function as bedroom and study areas, as well as a shared common area. Bathrooms are located on each hall, and are shared by all residents on the floor. Each floor is a single gender floor. The remaining campus dorms house juniors and seniors. The William M. Wightman, Joab Lesesne, and James A. Carlisle Residence Halls all house students in suite style rooms with 4 single gender residents sharing a bathroom between rooms.