" In my experience, social life is about the same in both the dorms and the apartments. On the occasion you’ll find a group of friends who meet up outside their rooms, but I’ve found most people stick to themselves and don’t tend to branch out. People say Mercer is pretty antisocial and they’re not wrong, but that largely comes down to who else is on your floor, not necessarily where you live. Other than that, there’s not much to say. Each apartment has its own kitchen, four singles to an apartment (which has been great for me because I have historically gotten lousy roommates), nothing really to complain about. One thing to keep in mind, though, is the trash compactors outside Mercer B. They can get annoying at times, especially if your room is on the east side of B, but overall it’s very tolerable. "

" Very convenient location, very social, good room sizes which are very modern, relatively quiet, many study lounges on all floors, staff is very friendly. Amenities are extremely convenient and is close to campus "

" While this is an extremely expensive option for living on campus, it provides you with your own bathroom, a living room, a shared kitchen space, and a coffee shop just a few steps away. Would recommend "

" Mercer court is a really good apartment. However, it is really expensive. If money is not a big issue, then it's worth checking out. Rooms are big and spacious, and the area is pretty cool. It's a 10 min walk to the main buildings and most of the classrooms. They have good facilities and pretty much all you need. If you want something closer to the shopping area, I would recommend checking out Nordheim Court. It is a bit further away from campus though. It is pretty expensive, so I would highly recommend checking out the place before deciding on it. "