what it's like living in the "WORST FIRST-YEAR DORM" at Vanderbilt University

[@tgough428]

Housing assignments came out today and I’m in a West House single and there isn’t a lot of content out there about it so thank you so much for this video!! It’s super detailed and has good tips :)

[@kylieburgess7805]

same here! see u in a few weeks lol

[@gokublack4832]

I lived in Gillette as a freshman, and honestly, I didn't think too much about how my dorm compared to others. I knew the others were nicer and bigger, but the overall commons experience made up for it. Like the energy of being a freshman (especially before people joined greek life) was one of my favorite times and you have a million things going on. If you're a freshman going into one of the older dorms be sure to cherish your time and just have a good attitude because before you know it, you'll look up and your time there will be done

[@tiff9901]

So true!! I’m so grateful to be going here at all and I seek to make the absolute best of my experience!

[@BlackCat-my2hz]

I thought this vid was just going to be a dorm gripe session. Turned out to be highly informative and entertaining.

[@bunmiomisore1060]

This is such a well crafted video, thank you for this!

[@BananabroJr]

As someone whose going to college (not at Vanderbilt) I'm really interested even though it doesn't really affect me directly

[@dianewillard2531]

Graduated before the Commons was the Commons, but lived in several of the historic halls. Do not understand why when they renovated, Vanderbilt got rid of the laundry in the buildings...they all had laundry back in the day. Also, rooms in Gillette were rather large, not small. Guess they could get more money making them smaller. Last, but not least, my brother in law lived in West for 2 years in a room in the basement with no window. Don't think that would fly today. lol

[@privateuser3725]

Higher learning institutions should reconsider the traditional model of student housing. To foster a true sense of community and instill the knowledge and drive necessary to build a better future, students should be given the opportunity to live simply, perhaps with just a lawn and a tent, and learn to fend for themselves. This approach harkens back to the pioneering spirit that built America. Today, our society has become a plastic facade, divided by socio-economic tiers and plagued by insecurities. We are witnessing the same patterns that led to the collapse of past civilizations.

[@dannygrissom1]

It was great and yes i am so exhausted holy moly you r awesome

[@Ukhti.fantak45]

"you don't need a man, you need amanda" nice 😂love the content❤️

[@thebluediamondgamer3634]

Forgot about your account after like a year or 2

[@jamesfiaco4922]

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