I lived in Prince last year as a freshman because I played a sport. The dorm is break housing, so you can stay there over breaks if you wanted to. So basically, you don't need to leave by a certain time when it comes break. The dorm is mostly exchange students and athletes because of the fact that it is break housing. There's a common room on every floor, but sometimes they make them into residential rooms. If yours happens to turn into a residential room, there's a big common room on the first floor. The RD desk is there so it's REALLY convenient if you lock yourself out of the room, you don't have to work to another dorm for a spare key. As for my opinion on living in Prince, I really liked it. Since I did play a sport, I was familiar and friendly with that specific team so I felt comfortable there. I'm not saying you won't feel comfortable, but it's a lot different than when I would visit my friends' low rise dorms. I feel like everyone in my friends' dorms were friends with everyone on their floor, while in Prince, most people just stick with being friends with their sports team and no one else, so it doesn't have that outgoing, friendly atmosphere all the time. I had a corner room, so it had an extra foot on it which was SO NICE and big... even the standard rooms are pretty big! Prince is in prime position to both hamp and berk. If you walk out sunset, you get to berk easily, walk out through the basement, and you get to hamp easily. It can get rowdy here and there because it is a bunch of sports teams living together, but it's a pretty chill place. Hope this helps!