Mesa Court UCI Reviews
UC Irvine
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- 3
Middle Earth
25 reviews
Arroyo Vista
5 reviews
VDC (Vista del Campo)
4 reviews
- 2
VDC Norte
4 reviews
Plaza Verde
4 reviews
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I lived in Aldea in Mesa Court. Mesa Court has a tight knit and has a very commune feel. Aleda, although being one of the newer 3 story buildings in the area, is near the outer edge. It's across from the lower level of the community center and is like a 10 minute walk to campus. Its close to parking...
I stayed in the Mesa Towers, specifically the Playa Tower. The quad room was very roomy and didn't feel congested. It's a great location and having the dining hall right next to you is very convenient. Also, if you apply for the Mesa Towers, the chance of getting it is much higher than if you applie...
One thing about vista is that building is so fking cursed every day there’s a new problem in the building every day there’s more loud neighbors every day the bathroom smells like the sewers of hell and the cleaning crew doesn’t come anymore and the damn door keeps being left open and the ppl on the ...
Pros: more social than classics (single/double/triple halls), share restroom with less people than classics (2 toilets and 2 showers for 8 people), decent storage space (closets, cabinets, drawers) Cons: no window screens and windows can't open all the way, bunk beds, less room per person (4 people...
The towers at Mesa Court have clean kitchens, laundry rooms, and communal lounge spaces. The rooms get plenty of natural light during the day and the blackout curtains are really useful when you want to make the room a little darker. The bathrooms are maintained well and get cleaned every week so th...
I was an engineering freshman when I was living at Mesa Court, and I found it to all around be a good experience. The pros include good proximity to athletic events, plenty of green space and trees, and easy access the arts school and campus in general. The biggest issue I had was with bathrooms, wh...
i lived in isla! my room faced south so it got lots of natural light. size was pretty comfortable for a double; i actually had a room that used to be an old study room so it was slightly smaller than a normal double but still spacious enough. bathrooms were okay, the toilet flushing power is amazing...
I lived in Cumbre. The building was pretty old but was reasonably clean. 2 people per room and 1 bathroom (with 2 showers, 2 toilets, and 2 sinks) for every 6 rooms.
This review is specifically for the phase 1 buildings of Mesa Court. The hall that I stayed at was Camino, and it was one of the original dorms there. To be honest, it wasn't the nicest out of all of the Mesa Court Dorms, but it wasn't horrible. There's no A/C in the dorms so be prepared to bring a ...
The overall experience was great I just wish I could've finished my entire year on campus. I just found other dorms in Mesa Court better than mine because it was one of the older buildings but it was very nice.