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These incredible UGA dorm rooms are the best in Bulldog style

By Kyle Nazario
Sept 25, 2016

Dorm decorating is serious business at the University of Georgia. Some students aren't satisfied with until their dorm rooms look like the they could be on the cover of a magazine.

The best interiors are being collected by UGA Housing on their website dedicated to finding the 2016 Room of the Year. Any student who posts a picture of their room to Instagram tagging @UGAHousing and using #ROTY16 before 5 p.m. on Sept. 30 can enter (full rules).

The winner will be determined Oct. 17. Until then, let's take a look at some amazing efforts in student decorating.

Tara and Alexis of Mell & Lipscomb Halls

Jake and Kaeman, Rutherford Hall

Tony and Jacob, Creswell Hall

Mary and Sarah-Lyn, Brumby Hall

Ashlynn and Katherine, Creswell Hall

Kai Michaela, Brumby Hall

Rebecca and Dana, Church Hill Boggs Residence Halls

Chenxuan and Shuhan, Building 1516

Morgan, McWhorter Hall

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