East Campus Dorm Reviews at Liberty

It's very nice. You have your own bathroom and laundry. It is further away from main campus (about 10 minute walk). There is more privacy here since you are more separated from the rest of the campus.

I absolutely loved staying on East Campus both semesters that I attended LU! I was in room “B” which is the three person room inside the apartment, and it was plenty of room, and the bathroom was the largest, which I appreciated so much! When walking to my classes, the student tunnel was extremely convenient; I just wish I was a little closer, but not a terrible walk at all. And being so close to the parking garage was incredible!

East campus is the perfect place for students who want to be a part of campus, but prefer the apartment lifestyle to a dormroom. With seven people per quad, campus right across the highway, and university events just a step away, it is both interactive and peaceful. I would highly recommend to those transferring to Liberty or wanting a little extra space.

Living at East Campus was really great. There are beach volleyball courts on East Campus that most of the students go to after classes. I had met a lot of new friends living on this part of campus. Its nice to park in the parking garage near the dorm.

Apartment-style living with student led maintenance. Nice privacy, yet welcoming environment. Each quad has free laundry and a kitchen. Common room is housed in each quad. All rules and schedules are facilitated by members of the quad

So far, so good! Rooming with my teammates, who are my friends, makes it more comfortable. This location is just a 10 minute, brisk walk to the ice hockey rink and also first stop on the bus route to the rink. If your are playing Women's or Men's Hockey, this is the location for you!

Many of these ratings depend on the other people in your dorm. Since much of the space is shared, cleanliness and noise levels depend on the people you live with. In total, there are 7 people per quad on East campus. There are 3 bedrooms with their own bathrooms and a living room and kitchen area. The appliances are not new or modern, but they work consistently. If something does break, they are pretty good at getting it fixed quickly. The walls are quite thin so you can hear people in the common area from the bedrooms and the people above you. There is a refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, washer, and dryer in every quad. Overall, it is a decent place to live.

Living on East Campus has been the most healthy and enjoyable dorm-experience that I have had at Liberty University. Each day I wake up to a beautiful sunrise and end the day with a breath-taking sunset, due to living on the fourth floor. I have found the most genuine and incredible community during my time at East, and will continue to live on East Campus for the remainder of my time at Liberty.

It was a good housing option for me as I began my college career because it was similar to living in an apartment where I had my own bathroom that I only had to share with my roommate who thought he was Batman (long story). The common area was a good, open design and made for a comfortable setting. Right off of the common area was the kitchen which had everything but a microwave (which I had to buy). There were some activities that occurred on East Campus, but it was mostly a relaxing and quiet area to live in. East Campus was also home to Doc's Diner, which in my opinion, was a great place to use meal swipes. Overall, my experience at East Campus was good and provided me a relaxing place to study and pray.

East Campus is the perfect location for community, independent living, and quietness. I have lived here for a year and would not consider anywhere else. East campus is a short ten minute walk to main campus and even has dining opportunities. I love that I can cook or bake anytime I want. Also free laundry is a big plus.

East Campus is great for people who like to have their own space. Rooms are very spacious. East Campus is also very quiet. It's the furthest from Main Campus but the walk is worth the space and quietness. Also, there's an in unit washer and dryer so you don't have to pay to do laundry

I am an introvert so having the space that East Campus provides for me is excellent. I also enjoy the distance the dorm is from my classes so I can enjoy walking and get my daily physical activity in.

I really enjoy living on East Campus! It is quiet and great if you are a student that already has a set community. My experience has been great with good quad-mates and RA's that care about you however respect your boundaries. Having a bathroom that you only have to share with one or two other people is a dream! The only thing that is missing is a TV in the common area!

I love living on east. I absolutely love the fact that I have laundry in my common area and that I ajve a kitchen to cook forward. Also I appreciate the fact that I only have to sher my bathroom with one other person!

While the style of housing on East Campus is more spacious, the location of East Campus is not ideal. Walking to the main campus will take around 10-20 minutes, depending on where you live. Apart from recent construction noise, East Campus is fairly quiet. There is not much community there, in comparison to what I've heard about the Commons, as there are not many activities to participate in. If you are considering living on East Campus, be prepared for cleanliness check-ins and white-glove evaluations. With more space comes more responsibilities/ high cleaning expectations.

East Campus is really great, but we have had some slight issues with our plumbing, and sometimes maintenance is great about coming in a timely manner, but we have had times where they do not come to fix certain issues for a couple weeks. It's definitely a hike to get over here from main campus, but the apartment lifestyle, free laundry, and full kitchen are worth it.

East campus is a nice place, it's a little further away from main campus but you do save a little money because of that. There are also buses that run around campus so that you can easily travel around campus.

People normally don't expect freshmen to be at the East Campus, but I truly have enjoyed my experience so far. It's quiet when you need it to be, and loud when you want it. It has its own kitchen, living area, and you don't have to pay for laundry. My only tip is to make sure you get roommates you are comfortable with and that are clean.

My time on East Campus was definitely a pleasant time. The rooms were cozy, the common area was convenient. It was quiet and secluded from the rest of compass. The only problem was if you wanted to go to the dining hall, gym, or the library, you did have quite the walk. Then again they did have shuttle services. The good definitely outweighs the inconvenience

I loved the independence that East let you have, but there were some times when I would walk by myself at night and not feel 100% safe, thankfully the police department has a free ride service if that ever happens! I loved my room and the people I lived with! We also had a kitchen which was a huge plus!