It is not the most "cool" place to live but is very convenient for an Emory student that has never been in Atlanta before and specially if you at not thinking on buying a car. It one of the most affordable building you will find and you do not have to buy furnisher.
The apartment was good, it came furnished and the size of the bedroom was good. It is a place full of graduate Emory students, specially in healthcare related programs. We had an Emory shuttle stop in front of the building. It was 30 minutes walking distance to the university. It is 15 minutes drive away from the belt line and from Buckhead, so not far from social life.

Is an overall good complex of apartments, because it is close to school and the shuttle stops just in front of it, however is not the best place for social life. It is also the best price you can get. The apartment those the job but has nothing special, you can tell it is a little old. So if your looking for a convenient and good price place and don't care for it to be a nice modern place where people would go for social gatherings, it works.

You get what you pay for. Close to campus. Doesn't have the latest amenities, but it is a cheaper option. Management is easy to deal with.

The surrounding area is pretty busy roads so not that nice of a neighborhood for running/walking, but conveniently close to campus/the Emory shuttle comes to the apartment directly; the building and interiors are decent but not that well-lit; the place comes furnished, with combined internet, etc. in the bill, plus in-unit washer/dryer, all of which is helpful. Overall convenient for first-year living, not great for longer-term stays.

Good enough for a 1st year.

Management can be slow to respond and tend to do the bare minimum when it comes to maintenance. I had water damage in my apartment due to issues with the unit above me and it took *three* tries to get them to check it out.

The best thing about campus crossings is its not very expensive compared to the other locations where most MBA students live. The living space in my 2 bedroom apartment is somewhat spacious and includes a private bathroom and washer/dryer. Internet, water, and heat are all included in the rent. There is a Kroger next door and its only a short drive to campus and Old Fourth Ward/Inman Park area. There is a swimming pool which I have yet to use and a very, very small gym that's basically 3 treadmills and rack of free weights. The apartment complex is not very clean and the smell of garbage can sometimes permeate throughout the halls. The overhead lights are also atrocious, so definitely buy lots of lamps if you plan on moving in.

Overall good, it is more of a student residence so you get a "college feel".
The best thing about the apartment is its convenience because it is furnished, it is located in the shuttle route and is next to the supermarket.

Grocery store and emory shuttle is very close to appt. Rooms are nice and clean. All the furnitire is included in price. All utilities (exept for electrisity) is included in price. Electrisity fee ranges 30-50$ month. Most of emory mba students leave in post (other residence) so of you are looking for fun and more comunication with class this is not good place to stay, however if you want a peace of mind this is good choice. Halls are bit durty and smells bad because of trash rooms on the floors but rooms are nice and clean.

The system of paying the rent is fine, I could pay online. However, if there is a time of overdue, the system will punish you by $35/day of fining. If you overdue or not paying the rent twice. the online paying method will shut down for you for two years.