Drackett Tower Reviews

On one hand, Drackett is not renovated, small, crowded, and ugly. 4 people in a tiny bedroom gets uncomfortable, but it's not as bad as Morrill or Lincoln. On the other hand, having your own bathroom is pretty nice, and the desk room makes things easier to navigate between 4 people. If you're in Drackett, you'll survive just fine. Be grateful you have housing and it's not morrill/lincoln. People who complain that Drackett is terrible are wrong. It's no higher than a 3.5/5 rating though.

The rooms aren't exactly great, but being a freshman dorm it's mostly expected. They can be pretty crowded and since there are 4 beds in a relatively small bedroom it will feel like you're on top of each other. The bathrooms are in each dorm room so that's a big plus, but the room itself isn't exactly cozy. The walls are also pretty thin and you will be able to hear your neoghbors' conversations. The community there is very good as everyone can kinda bond over how bad the dorm is. Overall it wasn't a terrible experience but I wouldn't recommend anybody to choose it.

4 person suite in drackett tower. It was extremely crowded, (2 sets of bunk beds in a bedroom) but it did have its charms. You have your own private bathroom, and AC for both the common room and the bedroom. It's mostly a freshman building, and I think that was a good thing. You're all kind of stuck in a bad dorm and that's a bonding experience. There are no common areas on the floors, but there is a lounge/communal kitchen on the first floor which was nice. You're also extremely close to the gym, and dining halls.