Georgia Southern University Dorm Reviews

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Centennial Place

18 Reviews

I stayed there for a month for a summer program (GHP). The washing machine and dryer wouldn't work, yet maintenance said they were fine. The shower water was brown at the start of the program, and there was mold or mildew in the shower when we arrived. The location was further away from many of the academic buildings, but could have been worse. There was one common area on the first floor. Other than that, the lobby was the only common area. more

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Eagle Village

15 Reviews

I have been living in Eagle Village for about a month. I love the experience and the location. The room is quiet and clean. The dorms are close to my classes and I am able to go to the gym. I even felt safe when the recent Tropical Storm Idalia came through. more

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Southern Courtyard

12 Reviews

I absolutely love it here, the RA is absolutely amazing. It was very clean when I first moved in and I love the location. The parking lot is clean and I never have trouble finding parking. The walk to campus is about 15-20 minutes depending on traffic and time of day. more

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Southern Pines

12 Reviews

For my first time living away from any family or relatives living at southern pines was a very good experience despite its lack of cleanliness. I joined the RLC program which housed me with students with the same major as me and that was honeslty the best decision i decided to make in college. more

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Freedom's Landing

9 Reviews

Freedom’s Landing has it its benefits but it also has cons. It’s perfect for college students looking for a fun time, but not for those who study on Friday nights.Freedom’s is not on campus so the walk to campus is extensive (especially during the hotter months).But in overall Freedom’s Landing is a great place to start for your college experience. more

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Windward Commons

8 Reviews

My stay at windward commons was during the pandemic of 2020. The dorm I stayed in was a semi private (there was a wall that separated me and my roommate) 1 bath dorm. The dorm was pretty spacious, and the floor I stayed on was clean. The commons area was closed because of the pandemic, but it looked well stocked. The building is about a 5-10 minute walk to the dining hall and about 10-15 minutes from the rec area so it was not badly placed. The only qualm is that the campus is pretty open so anyone can come, but you need a key to enter into the building. Mail is received downstairs in the lobby. Laundry machines are provided at no extra cost, but I am sure you need to bring your own detergent. I hope this helps! more

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Freedom’s Landing

2 Reviews

It's been unexpectedly fun so far. I haven't had any problems or don't know anyone who's had any problems. There's never a hassel with the location and finding places to visit around the city, we have the best dorm of you ask me more

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Watson Hall

2 Reviews

I moved to Watson halfway through the year after having a bad experience at SP and ever since I have been so much happier. I have come to believe that in college you need to find the right fit for you and what one person recommends and raves about might not work for you and what some people put down might just be perfect. The people here were very accommodating to me and were super understanding and helpful during my move. And unlike what people, who have not lived here, say it is not like a prison the rooms are very spacious and you get lots of natural light (something that I found was really lacking in my old dorm) the people here paired me with a wonderful roommate and overall I just feel safer here. It is right on campus you can easily reach all your classes, the library, and both dining halls. Even with covid the RAs have been really trying to do events so that we don't feel isolated and even though I'm not really close with any of my hallmates or my roommate we all respect each other and our shared spaces, which I appreciated. I would definitely recommend Waston hall to other incoming freshmen. more

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University Crossings

2 Reviews

The apartment/dorm is very old but kept up. The stove doesn't work well and there is no pantry. They are clean, but I would like them to update the bathroom, put a light n the ceiling of the common living area. more

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Compass Point

2 Reviews

I have loved my stay at Compass point so far. The maintenance team is great and responds quickly. The building is very well taken care of, and has a great set up. The furniture and appliances that are supplied for us are very well taken care of. more

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Kennedy

1 Review

I stayed at Kennedy for my freshman year and enjoyed it. I was located on the first level which was very convenient. Its was pretty quiet and safe. The rooms offered enough space and it was about a 10 minute walk to campus more

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University Villas

1 Review

The living facilities are now shut down but I was thoroughly pleased with my experience living there my first year. I met some of my now best friends who were then just neighbors all those year ago (three years ago).It was definitely one of the posher dorms to live in and the suspected haunting and the weekly games of "taser tag" that my dorm neighbors enjoyed playing in the parking lot definitely added to the experience. more

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Freedoms Landing

1 Review

I live in an apartment style dorm with three other roommates. We each have our own room and bathroom and we share the common areas which include a full sized kitchen and living room. We have run into a few maintenance issues involving the fridge, outlets, and sinks but they were resolved within the first two weeks of us moving in. I really like being able to have my own space in a decently sized room which helps me focus on doing school work when needed and helps me sleep with less noise. The only problems have had while living there is the noise of my upstairs neighbors. I live on the first floor and I as well as people in other rooms have had many problems with my neighbors being extremely loud from early in the morning to late at night. Other than the noise I have enjoyed my stay in Freedom's Landing so far and hope my good experience continues throughout the rest of the school year. more

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Winward Commons

1 Review

Generally, living on campus has been a big change for me but not a bad experience at all. I love how the dorm rooms allow students their own space, separate rooms, and separate sinks. I also love having the choice to do free laundry and not having to use community showers. They also provide different areas on each floor for students to sit and chill. The only cons I have is they could clean the hallways, stairs, and elevators more often more

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University Terrace

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