• Broward Hall

    University of FloridaGainesville, FL

  • Overall Dorm Grade

    • A
      Location on Campus
    • A
      Dorm Common Areas
    • A
      Proximity to Dining
    • B
      Independent Study Space
    • C
      Room Size
    • A
      Wifi Connectivity

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  • About Broward Hall

    Broward Hall offers a wide range of room styles including single, double, and triple. The common area kitchen on each floor includes a microwave, range, and stove. Broward Hall is home to the Out of Stater Gator living learning community.

    Gender: Coed
    Residents: Undergraduate Student

    Amenities at Broward Hall

    • 24-hour front desk services
    • TV lounge
    • Recreation room
    • Cable
    • Air Conditioning
    • WiFi
    • Laundry room
    • Kitchen
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    Resident Reviews of Broward Hall

    4 Reviews
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    • Senior  |  October 3
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    • Freshman  |  January 21
      Overall Dorm Grade

      I love Broward! Perfect for any SoTD students, as far as I’m aware the 7 minute walk is the best you can get. It’s cozy, and living on the 4th floor is super nice and airy with lots of light from the windows. Doesn’t feel like a prison to me lol

    • Parent  |  August 31
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    • Freshman  |  December 26
      Overall Dorm Grade

      Dorm is clean and well maintained, rooms are a little small but the proximity of Broward to everything on campus is so convenient. Very social and as a freshman you meet lots of people just by living in Broward. Bathrooms are super clean, showers are very nice. There is always construction somewhere nearby and it is loud, especially in the mornings.


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  • Room Types at Broward Hall

    • Traditional Room, 1-person

      Rooms are single occupancy. Includes a bed, desk, chair and closet.


    • Traditional Room, 2-person

      Rooms are double occupancy. Includes two beds, two desks, two chairs, two dressers and two closets.


    • Traditional Room, 3-person

      Rooms are triple occupancy. Each room includes one bed, one desk, one chair, one cabinet and one closet per student.


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