Eagle Village Dorm Reviews at Georgia Southern

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.

It was ok for a freshman dorm. The location was near campus, but the buildings need to be remodeled as they are outdated. The rooms are very small and lack appeal. IT was also very noisy with our rooms were set up, very close together.

I did enjoy that in the Eagle Village dorm, you were able to have your own room and space. Though it is not very large or luxurious, there is something special and appreciated about not having to be in the same exact room as your roommate and be in your own area. Though you do have to share a bathroom area, and you can hear through the walls in your dorm and those around you very easily.

We had a bad fridge the whole year and they would say it was fixed but everything spoiled within a day or two. Besides that, the place was pretty decent for a dorm. Someone apparently got murdered at the zaxbys next to us though.

I enjoy living in Eagle Village. My room may be small but the common space is big enough. My roommates are great and clean. We respect each other. The location is great. I'm able to walk to all my classes without having to ride the bus. The dining commons is right down the street from my dorm.

I think eagle village is the best dorm for a freshman everything is so close especially if you don't have a car. It's very welcoming usually everybody speaks to each other in the halls. I'd also say it's very quiet throughout the week you may hear a tiny bit of noise in the weekends but I don't mind.

I enjoyed my experience at Eagle Village, short walk from campus and restaurants. The building was always kept quiet and clean, I never had issues with noisy neighbors. If there was ever any issues with anything in the room such as lights or air it always got fixed very quickly.

Eagle Village is a great dorm to live in if you don't mind living next to a bar or the constant smell of weed in the halls. I don't hate it here but i do not love it either. Eagle Village is what you would expect a college dorm to be. Due to Covid the common areas are closed so I can't really speak on them too much. Many students leave trash in the halls and outside so its never really clean. But the cleanliness of your personal space is up to you. Though when I moved in my dorm was still dirty from the previous resident, I found that disgusting.

I enjoyed Eagle Village. It was very close to campus and all the class buildings. Some classes were as close as 7min and some were as far as 20min. If you keep up with cleaning the dorm then dirtiness will not be an issue besides the vents. The vents and the kitchen were the dirtiest areas of the dorm but overall it felt cleaner than the other dorms at Georgia Southern.

Eagle Village is the perfect dorm for freshmen. I've only been there for one semester, but so far we haven't really had anything to complain about. There aren't a lot of bugs, especially since I am on the forth floor. It is an easy walking distance to the dining commons and classes, it has a clubhouse where you can have fun, go to the computer lab, or just study. It's really great. However, one thing that wasn't too good about this dorm was that the fire alarm kept going off. I'm not sure what was wrong, but the week before finals we had to evacuate four times. Everyone was fine, I just think there was a heater problem.

I loved living in Eagle Village. The layout and space are great. I would highly recommend deep cleaning right after move-in. Showerheads and faucets needed the most. The location is far enough from campus but also close enough to walk. Common areas were a little boring and poorly decorated but its a college dorm and the private rooms have living rooms anyway!

So far, I am having a pretty good experience at this dorm, but things can get a little wild on the weekends and it can get a bit messy, but it’s not that bad. I suggest to have a lot of decorations so it can satisfy your needs and to make it more home-like or else it can look a little basic and empty.

I loved my time in Eagle Village. The only issue I had was that due to the building being horse shoe-shaped, one end had the communal space and the other the washer and dryers. That design was a bit of a pain when carrying large amounts of wash to the other side of the building. And most people on the opposite side of the building rarely used the communal space.

It's pretty good. Occasionally you'll hear people yelling at 1 AM and loud cars at random times throughout the day but I think that'd be the same regardless of where you're staying here. The staff are also nice so that's a plus,

Eagle Village was a very good place. It's close to campus and very home welcoming. Also, even though I stayed at a 2 bedroom/4 people room, the common area was very nice and they pared me up with good roommates.