Upperclassmen will no longer have the option to live in traditional residence halls, according to LSU Residential Life. The decision was made to accommodate new University requirements for first-year students, according to Residential Life Associate Director of Communications and Development Catherine David.

Do upperclassmen stay in dorms?

According to UO Admissions, 14 percent of sophomores lived on campus in 2016, while 77 percent of freshmen lived on campus. … ... Even less upperclassmen lived in the residence halls — just 6 percent of juniors and 1 percent of seniors.

Can you be too old to live in a dorm?

There is no age limit to live in the dorms. ... Living in the dorms makes it easier to make friends since each floor has 15 to 40 people. Because a lot of students are too busy to join clubs and organizations to meet people, it's convenient for them to hang out at their leisure.