Merick Hall Tour
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Merick Specifications
Four-person suite room item | Specifications |
---|---|
Room (approximate measurements) | 10'9"W x 17'5"L x 10'H |
Window: two (side-by-side) per room | 3'4"W x 6'6"H |
Desktop | 36"L x 24"W |
Freestanding 3-drawer dresser: drawers are approximately 5.5" tall. | 30"W x 30"H x 24"D |
Bedroom Outlets | 4 quad outlets |
Bathroom Outlets | 2 double outlets |
Built-in closet: there is additional storage above the closet rod | 2'10"W x 8'1"H x 1'10"D Need height of hanging area for consistency |
Mattress size: extra-long twin, with loft kit | 80"L x 38"W |
Storage beneath the bed (approximate measurements): when the bed is on the highest rung without lofting | 80"L x 39"D x 33"H |
Space under sink | 27"W x 24"H x 20"D |
Merick Amenities
Room and Floor Amenities
- Bathroom: suitemates share access to a separate shower room and toilet room
- Floor lounge: seating and TV
- Internet: LAN (1 per student) and Wi-Fi
- Room furniture: bed, desk, chair, dresser, and wardrobe
- Sink (each room)
- Study lounge
- Carpeted Flooring
Merick Hall
- Customer service desk
- Community kitchen (basement level)
- Computer lab (first floor)
- Laundry (basement level)
- Program lounge: seating, kitchen, game area, piano, overlooking Houck Field (first floor and basement level)
- Vending and ice machines (basement level)
What’s nearby
- Academic buildings
- Campus Health Clinic
- Capaha Park
- Dining Options: Panda Express, Redhawk Market, Copper Dome Cafe, and Starbucks
- Holcomb Success Center
- Houck Field
- Kent Library
- Restaurants
- Southeast Bookstore
- University Center
- U.S. Bank and ATM (inside Southeast Bookstore)
Quick Facts
- Located on South Campus
- Capacity: 299 students
- Hall Type: suite-style, shared bath/shower (cleaned by resident)
- Room Types: doubles
- 4 floors, 7 wings, 1 RA per wing
Mailing Address
Student Name
Merick Hall Room #
330 N. Henderson
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
2024-2025 Residence Hall Rates
RESIDENCE HALL |
SEMESTER RATE |
ACADEMIC RATE |
PRIVATE ROOM* SEMESTER RATE |
PRIVATE ROOM ACADEMIC RATE |
Towers East (2-5) and South (8-11) Doubles |
$3100 |
$6200 |
$4650 |
$9300 |
Greek/Group Singles |
$3925 |
$7850 |
N/A |
N/A |
Towers East (6-12) and South (2-7, and 12) Singles |
$3925 |
$7850 |
N/A |
N/A |
Towers North and West, Merick Doubles |
$3925 |
S7850 |
$5887.50 |
$11,775 |
LaFerla and Vandiver Doubles (Special Interest Housing) |
$4000 |
$8000 |
$6000 |
$12,000 |
Dobbins River Campus Center Doubles (Visual and Performing Arts Special Interest Only) |
$4125 |
$8250 |
N/A |
N/A |
Towers North and West Premium Doubles (Private Bathroom) |
$4425 |
$8850 |
$6637.50 |
$13,275 |
*A private room is a double room with the other side bought out so the student will not have a roommate. These are only granted through the lottery process held in January for returning students; then based upon availability within the residence halls through the room change process. N/A indicates that a private room is not an option for this building.
RHA Fee
$15 per semester
The RHA fee serves multiple purposes. $7.30 goes to fund all the activities of the Residence Hall Association (RHA) and the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH). These student leadership organizations provide programming, conference attendance, and leadership development opportunities to our on-campus residents. $5.00 goes to support safety and security in the residence halls. These funds assist the Office of Residence Life in expanding keycard access to exterior doors of residence halls, installing cameras at residence hall entrances, and maintaining that equipment. $2.70 funds the programming provided by the Resident Assistants (RAs) in each of our residence halls. This money supports community development and educational programming provided throughout the residence halls during the year.
Technology Fee
$30 per semester
The technology fee is used to support the technology needs of each of the residence halls. This money supports the wireless and LAN networks in the student rooms, lounges, and throughout the residence halls. Funds are used to maintain and upgrade equipment, pay licensing or renewal fees, and maintain the software available to students within the residence halls.
Dining
While you’re here, you won’t be stuck eating mac and cheese (unless that’s what you want). Find tons of dining across campus including options that cater to your dietary needs, so you won’t have to sacrifice quality or nutrition for convenience. Plus, you’ll dine with a clear conscience—learn about our sustainability efforts and eco-friendly packaging. Explore our dining options and select the meal plan that’s right for you.
One University Plaza, MS 0055
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701