Wow...Great post...blast from my past! Back in the day (early 80's) your Plunkett Hall was called New Woman's Dormitory and it still looks basically the same except for nicer rooms and laundry facilities. My girlfriend lived on the first floor. I think you walked past her room in your video: after entering the lobby you turned right, made a left and her room was the first door on the left, one of the only "suites." She had two roommates in the outer room which also had a little kitchenette. My girlfriend, being an upper classman, had the separate private room with bathroom. I used to sneak in before 6pm on weekend nights before the front desk student "guards" came on duty. Her roommates didn't seem to care that I was there except when they had to enter my girlfriend's room to use the toilet. After 8am the following morning we would casually stroll out of New Woman's, grinning slyly because we again succeeded in breaking university rules. Are female students still obligated to yell out, "man on the hall" when escorting their male friend down the female-only dorm corridor? That was a major thing back in the 80s.
Thank you, and thanks so much for watching my videos. Unfortunately, I’d rather not make a video on Mercer’s ROTC because I go here and other reasons. But I do think that Mercer’s ROTC program is exceptional compared to what I was able to see from other colleges I toured, such as the University of North Georgia. Mercer’s ROTC has a great balance of being a cadet and a college student. I personally really like Mercer’s ROTC, and it’s a great environment for anyone to learn, grow, and improve as long as you put forth effort. Thanks for asking though! I hope this helped at least a little bit.
Personally, I prefer Plunkett because it has showers per suite. Both dorms are kinda 💩 considering the price and quality, but that'll encourage you to go study, eat, and interact with more people outside your room. Ultimately, I'd choose Plunk City again if I had to, but don't worry too much if you can't get the one you want.
Plunkett Hall is one of the most unpleasant dorms you'll come across and this is because the rooms are so cramped and the shower floor looks so nasty. If you are stuck to this residence hall, then it might be better to cancel housing application to live off campus. Otherwise, Mercer is great in academics and that's what matters most
I'm going into Plunkett this year as an incoming freshman and from what I've seen you're right, it's not the best place to be in but I think as long as it's well kept it is sustainable. It's not a first choice for sure but we can't cancel housing as we are required to live on campus so for some ppl it's the only option. There are some ways to make the living arrangements better I think ppl just gotta find what works best for them :)
@@chrishawnchappelle1053 but I don't get why incoming freshman can't live off campus because some colleges like the University of Kentucky doesn't have this requirement
Mercer thinks its best for freshman students to be right on campus so you get more of a sense of community and there's probably some statistic that says it leads to better retention rates. But I definitely think Mercer wanting money is definitely part of it for Sophomores and Juniors. Especially since they don't pay property tax as a non-profit and they're prices are pretty high compared to off campus living around Mercer.
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Wow...Great post...blast from my past! Back in the day (early 80's) your Plunkett Hall was called New Woman's Dormitory and it still looks basically the same except for nicer rooms and laundry facilities. My girlfriend lived on the first floor. I think you walked past her room in your video: after entering the lobby you turned right, made a left and her room was the first door on the left, one of the only "suites." She had two roommates in the outer room which also had a little kitchenette. My girlfriend, being an upper classman, had the separate private room with bathroom. I used to sneak in before 6pm on weekend nights before the front desk student "guards" came on duty. Her roommates didn't seem to care that I was there except when they had to enter my girlfriend's room to use the toilet. After 8am the following morning we would casually stroll out of New Woman's, grinning slyly because we again succeeded in breaking university rules. Are female students still obligated to yell out, "man on the hall" when escorting their male friend down the female-only dorm corridor? That was a major thing back in the 80s.
Lol thanks for roasting MEP and our fire drills. Good vid man, keep it up.
+Willingham Nights lol thank you!
You're hilarious! You should definetly make a video about ROTC at Mercer.
Thank you, and thanks so
much for watching my videos. Unfortunately, I’d rather not make a video
on Mercer’s ROTC because I go here and other reasons. But I do think that
Mercer’s ROTC program is exceptional compared to what I was able to see from
other colleges I toured, such as the University of North Georgia. Mercer’s ROTC
has a great balance of being a cadet and a college student. I personally really
like Mercer’s ROTC, and it’s a great environment for anyone to learn, grow, and
improve as long as you put forth effort. Thanks for asking though! I hope this helped at least a little bit.
Your personality is the greatest
Thank you!
Would you say Plunkett or Dowell has better dorms?
Personally, I prefer Plunkett because it has showers per suite. Both dorms are kinda 💩 considering the price and quality, but that'll encourage you to go study, eat, and interact with more people outside your room. Ultimately, I'd choose Plunk City again if I had to, but don't worry too much if you can't get the one you want.
@@FunctionDictatesForm awesome. Thanks for the info my man
Anyone else notice how I can't spell "Function" correctly?
Plunkett Hall is one of the most unpleasant dorms you'll come across and this is because the rooms are so cramped and the shower floor looks so nasty. If you are stuck to this residence hall, then it might be better to cancel housing application to live off campus. Otherwise, Mercer is great in academics and that's what matters most
I agree. Freshman year me was so optimistic lol. Plunkett has community, but nothing else. Also overpriced. And thanks for watching Will :)
I'm going into Plunkett this year as an incoming freshman and from what I've seen you're right, it's not the best place to be in but I think as long as it's well kept it is sustainable. It's not a first choice for sure but we can't cancel housing as we are required to live on campus so for some ppl it's the only option. There are some ways to make the living arrangements better I think ppl just gotta find what works best for them :)
@@chrishawnchappelle1053 but I don't get why incoming freshman can't live off campus because some colleges like the University of Kentucky doesn't have this requirement
Mercer thinks its best for freshman students to be right on campus so you get more of a sense of community and there's probably some statistic that says it leads to better retention rates. But I definitely think Mercer wanting money is definitely part of it for Sophomores and Juniors. Especially since they don't pay property tax as a non-profit and they're prices are pretty high compared to off campus living around Mercer.