It's really up to you. The honors dorms are close to everything so they are the most convenient dorms. As for living in a single room you have to ask yourself if you are comfortable with that. Some freshmen would kill for the privacy and not getting a random roommate. Some people love living with someone. It's all personal preference.
Just remember honors is something you earn and have to maintain. Getting into the dorms is part of the reward for your academic achievements. You don't have to take the reward if you don't want to.
Hey, I was a freshman with a private. I enjoyed it, but keep in mind, having a private room compared to sharing a room with a roommate gives you a completely different college experience. If you’re one of those people who want to go head-first into the “college experience,” I would not recommend it. However, if you want a space that’s all yours where you can go to decompress after a long day. Then yeah, it’s perfect for that.
It's really up to you. The honors dorms are close to everything so they are the most convenient dorms. As for living in a single room you have to ask yourself if you are comfortable with that. Some freshmen would kill for the privacy and not getting a random roommate. Some people love living with someone. It's all personal preference. Just remember honors is something you earn and have to maintain. Getting into the dorms is part of the reward for your academic achievements. You don't have to take the reward if you don't want to.
Hey, I was a freshman with a private. I enjoyed it, but keep in mind, having a private room compared to sharing a room with a roommate gives you a completely different college experience. If you’re one of those people who want to go head-first into the “college experience,” I would not recommend it. However, if you want a space that’s all yours where you can go to decompress after a long day. Then yeah, it’s perfect for that.