Fischer Graduate Residences

Living on campus is definitely nice if you don't have a car. The building is a little old, but you have access to utilities and there's plenty of space in the apartment. Note the laundry room is in the community center.

I am very pleased so far with Fischer. The facilities are in good condition with great location to campus. I was a little frustrated that I couldn't adjust the thermostat below 72 degrees. Also, the gym is a little poor.

Very spacious, great value for the price. Very convenient, the shuttle bus is close. However, maintenance is usually not the most efficient, and laundry facility tends to have one or two machines that are down. The gym is poorly constructed and the location of the gym is right in front of the laundry facility.

Nice living conditions for the price but there are many issues with the facilities. There are cracks in the wall, issues with leaks, and water pressure throughout the apartment, and the appliances are very outdated. I am happy in the space and think there is plenty of room but there could be some improvements to the space to make it nicer for students to live here and make a difference.

Apartment Review

15-20 minute walk to Mendoza/Stayer

Pros
- Everything included (ease and value)
- Low price
- Good location
- Great maintenance response
- Great office staff

Cons
- Dated property (easy refreshes would be possible over time, but none have been done
- Need to pay for parking
- Twin bed and shared bathrooms (for graduate students)
- Laundry never works well
- Somewhat high price for age and quality of units
- No pets allowed

Proximity to the college and to the library is a huge advantage if you dont own a car. Value for money.

Fischer Graduate Apartments

Great value. On campus with all utilities includes and a 12 minute walk from Mendoza. Cannot beat the proximity for game day proximity as its only like a 7 minute walk from the field. While evidently old, the building is safe, quiet, decently maintained and came fully furnished (I actually use the furniture). I was assigned a random room mate who is not in the business school and is doing his own thing most of the time so I don't see him much. Parking for the entire year was around $300. Management sucks but it's honestly like that in most places as I have heard.