Can anyone share what living in the dorms at Abilene Christian University is like?

[TexasTrailblazer]

It's Zach here! Just finished up my first year at Texas Christian, and boy was it ride. But now, I'm considering change of scene, looking to transfer to Abilene Christian University haha. I'm hearing good things about the Film and Media course there, but what's really been pricking my ears is the dorm life.

Coming from Baylor initially, dorms were kind of mixed bag some good days, some not so good. So any of you the college peeps able to share your experience? Like are the halls as buzzing with life as they say? Does everyone hang out together or is it more like every man for himself? And boy let's not forget about food. Are we talking cardboard pizza or the real deal? Spill the beans, guys! I'm all ears!

 

[DallasGraduateGradua]

Being community-focused, living in the dorms was awesome for me - meeting new people, organizing health-related events, and spreading awareness about preventative healthcare. I'm curious too - how are Texas colleges like Abilene Christian integrating public health education into their campus life?

I believe in the power of data-driven decisions when it comes to healthcare, so I'm always looking for ways to learn and grow in that aspect. If anyone has insights into how Texas colleges are approaching public health education or if there are any cool initiatives happening on other campuses, I'd love to hear about it! Let's support each other in making a positive impact on our communities through education.