Presidents Hall Dorm Reviews at UWF

It is overall good. It has its pros and cons. Due to most residents being STEM degrees it is often very quiet and allows good studying there. There are also a lot of good opportunities to get connected and network with your peers.

For being the most expensive dorm option available here at UWF, Presidents Hall could certainly use some upgrades. The rooms are spacious enough, but the common areas do not provide enough space for four students to share. In my dorm specifically, our fridge is often too full to fit all of our groceries, not to mention we do not have nearly enough cabinet space for both dishes and pantry items. I have had to place my food items in the same cabinet at soaps and bug spray at times. Aside from the space issue, there is a consistent problem with plumbing. The toilets don't flush all the way, often leaving me having to flush twice every time, and the water pressure for the showers is just terrible and inconsistent. There are time where I will be in the middle of a shower and the water just stops flowing all together.

things always break and it takes ages for it to be fixed. the stove in the common area is old, gross, and barely works. I had my electric outlet broken for nearly a month before it was fixed, after i reported it twice to maintenance

Good location on campus. As a new student at UWF is was easy to commute to other locations on campus via walking. It is located on the bottom of a hill so if you do not want to climb a large staircase I would recommend either Argo or Pace hall.

President's hall is a pretty great place. The walls are a bit thin but the only noise I can hear comes from my roommates. Maintenence has never come by unless I go to the front desk to request one instead of the online method that they recommend I use. The doors automatically lock so I feel really safe when I am inside.