DeGraff Hall Dorm Reviews at FSU

Although my freshman year "Dorm Experience" was definitely hindered by the global pandemic, being in DeGraff hall was still a GREAT part of my college journey. Room sizes vary, especially if you are in a corner room or on the top floor (smaller), but I was on the 3rd floor of DeGraff West overlooking the parking lot and my room was very spacious! The rooms and bathroom are in great condition and its up to you to keep them that way! Sharing a room, and bathroom, with people I wasn't familiar with was daunting at first but we got along so well and now I have new friends 4L. All in all, regardless of your specific experience, living in a dorm and sharing a bathroom and common areas with other people teaches you how to problem solve and be mindful of other peoples prefernces/space. Living in a dorm taught me A LOT of things I will carry into living in an apartment next fall.

I lived in DeGraff Hall for the Summer, Fall, and Spring Semester of my Freshman Year. Although it was easy to walk to Campus, I would have liked living closer to my classes that I had. It was great to be able to talk to the Staff when I needed to and they were always available.

My experience at DeGraff hall was wonderful, especially for a science major. It was close to the science buildings and had a great parking lot. The laundry services were fairly clean and well maintained. The whole dormitory was gated as well!

Overall, I had an extremely great experience living in this dorm! The building was cleaner than you would think for a college dorm and the staff were all friendly and would always greet you. There was plenty of space in each room and my RA was amazing. The only problem about this dorm is that it's located on the edge of campus so some places were farther away than most dorms.

I would describe my experience at Degraff Hall West to be very quiet. This is a dorm hall for people that loves to be alone but is also friendly when walking among the halls. The only problem that I have is that this dorm hall is the farthest away from campus and all the other dorms but it’s a nice living space.

Living in Degraff Hall was such a memorable experience for me. I had a random roommate who turned into one of my best friends and helped me survive freshman year knowing virtually nobody else. I wouldn't change anything about my experience living in the dorms. It's such a great way to meet people.

it was the typical college dorm the only problem I had with living their was the act that the RA's were pretty strict on certain things. They were on a power trip on certain aspects of their jobs so that's my complaint.

Although COVID has changed my first-year experience here at FSU, the staff at DeGraff hall have been great. The location is a little bit sketchy, with loud music penetrating through the walls from the strip, but I do love being next to a Mcdonalds for all of those late-night study nights.

DeGraff Hall definitely was not the worse dorm to live in. Obviously dorm life is not the most fun or ideal living set up, but you do meet some interesting people. The location is really the only bad thing since it is located across Tennessee Street and is far from the southern side of campus.