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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ouch! Sounds unpleasant. Is this true at other schools? I know UVA has some unairconditioned dorms, but we weren't shown inside during the tour. The other schools we visited were private and had nicer dorms. Of course this shouldn't be a deciding factor, but DC is 17, and creature comforts are a lot more tangible to a 17 year old than quality of education (which is frankly pretty hard for parents to assess, too). I would feel sleazy asking a doctor to certify allergies when DC has not had allergic symptoms for many years. Is that really common?[/quote] Yes, a lot of the older schools (I'm speaking of the older dorms in those schools) do not have air conditioning. Like the other PP, I went to Harvard w/o AC but survived. From college tours, I know the following: most of the Yale dorms don't have A/C (but fans will get you thru September and May); Washington & Lee had only a few unit A/Cs; UVA does not have A/C but a few new dorms on the hill do; Gettysburg did not have A/C; Dickinson may have had some; Randolph Macon does not; VT has quads that have it but some of the traditional cinderblock halls do not (again, a fan can get you thru Sept. and May).[/quote]
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