Schapiro Hall
Schapiro Hall houses mostly juniors and seniors in singles, as well as some sophomores in doubles.
Building Fast Facts
- Corridor-style with mostly single rooms
- Upper floors have expansive views of the city
- Sky lounge on the 17th floor has beautiful views of the Hudson
- Music practice rooms in basement
- Faculty-in-residence: Samuel Roberts, Associate Professor of History and of Sociomedical Sciences
- Outdoor courtyard space is available to residents year-round
- Stephen Donaldson Lounge on the first floor
Room Selection 2024 Data
Room Selection 2024 data shows that the students who selected into this building were 45% rising juniors, 33% rising sophomores, and 22% rising seniors.
- 83% of students who selected into this building participated as part of a group
- 6% were in mixed-point groups with an average point value of 31
- 13% were in rising seniors groups
- 42% were in rising juniors groups
- 39% were rising sophomores groups
- Single rooms were the first to be selected
- 100% of rising sophomores chose into doubles
Please keep in mind that class make-up in each building varies year to year based on student preferences. This should not be used as predictive data for the upcoming academic year.
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What former residents say:
"I really appreciate the amenities in Schapiro. Schapiro has several performance rooms and multiple study spaces, which are perfect for my needs. I’m involved in a campus club that often requires me to practice dances and prepare for various performances. Because of this, my friends and I can easily book a practice room and, since it’s located downstairs, we never have to worry about being late."
"The Sky Lounge is a great place to study in a relaxed atmosphere while taking in the breathtaking view of the Hudson River."
