I have liked my experience there. It is a convenient place next to Emory, fully furnished and there's a shuttle going to and coming from Emory every 15-30 minutes. Having said, customer service is not really great and the internet is at most times extremely slow. Still a good place to live in given rent cost.

Campus Crossings is quite perfect for Emory Students, especially international students, given its proximity to Emory, great shuttle access, good facilities and furnished apartments.

Very convenient location and amazing shuttle services. Perfect for people NOT owning a car. Kroger is just 2 mins walk away.

Campus Crossings is a great place to live at overall due to the convenience it offers. It is fully furnished including a bed, desk, chair, microwave, living-room table, sofa, dryer, washing machine and dish washer. However, customer service is nowhere near perfect and needs improvement. Your requests will not always be met on time or at all plus they are a bit slow to fix stuff. The convenience still outweighs those issues which is why i renewed my lease.

Convenient for students who do not wish to purchase furniture and/or who do not have access to a car.

Campus Crossings offers furnished units and has a Emory shuttle stop, which makes it easier for someone moving from another country with no vehicle.

I love the apartment for the reason it is conveniently located, with a Kroger near by and a shuttle service to campus and most importantly all my friends live in the complex.
But the management of the complex is really bad. there are frequent internet snafoos and the charges for routine maintenance stuff like carpet cleaning are really high.
Overall, I would rate it to be an average

Arriving a few days before the start of the program, I did not want to indulge in buying furniture for the apartment and as such Campus Crossings was a great place. Comes furnished, right next to Krogers, frequent shuttle service and comes with in-house laundry. I would say the convenience trumps any drawbacks.

The apartments are well maintained and the best part is they come with electrical equipments - washer, dryer, dishwasher etc. However the experience can be improved if the management was better. They take a long time to resolve residents' issues and some times it is noisy as it is mostly students who live here.

Campus crossings is the go to for grad students at Emory, which is quite unfortunate because they seem to have weird policies and overcharge for everything. Maintenance requests take forever to complete, and the parking is absurdly expensive. The office staff are very friendly though, and try to help as much as they can. There are fun social events that are thrown during various months. If I had more time I could always find a cheaper apartment that's cheaper, however the proximity to campus is pretty valuable. The shuttle to campus is useful since parking is a pain. The gym has outdated equipment. Also, a tanning bed? Not public healthy...