I moved into Munger during its inception in Fall of 2015 and I have been very happy with my living arrangements. Due to the fact that I was apart of the inaugural class, the housing authority allowed those residents to break their lease due to graduation. My understanding now however is that they only offer year long commitments. I have been very happy with the cost of living, proximity to Ross and the included furniture. The apartment came furnished with mattress, major kitchen appliances (stove, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave all x2), TVs and couches in common area as well. The major drawback is that most rooms do not have windows and you can't really crank the heat up or the AC up when it is hot. The temp stays between 68-74 degrees year round.

The rooms and common areas are large, each person has their own bathroom, there is a movie theater, there is a ping-pong table, there is a game room, there are multiple study areas and a gym upstairs that includes an outdoor track, the rooms are comfortable and--there is simply too much to take advantage of. It is a great deal and the location is great.

My only complaint would be that there is no sunlight in the bedrooms. This is not true for all rooms, but it is for most rooms.

Very convenient

No windows but close to Ross.

Munger is great except that the bedrooms have no windows.

The Munger Graduate Residences are a great place for most graduate students studying on Central campus owing to it's proximity to all the major hotspots here. The only downside to Munger would be that the rooms itself could have been slightly better lit.

Munger is a great place to live in. I have 5 other roommates, but there is ample space for everyone. With each room having its own bath, it makes it extremely convenient. All utilities and furniture is included in the rent. The availability of study rooms, study area and the the fitness room, make the amenities great.

The only drawback is that most rooms do not have windows, so that would be the only thing I might change.

Overall, Munger is great. For only $850 for both rent and utilities, everyone gets their own bathroom, a huge living area and kitchen (with two of each major appliance), high-end study rooms and areas, and a nice convenience store on the 8th floor. Only complaints are: no window in my bedroom, fitness center with dumbbells up to only 25 lbs (which, for the vast majority of exercises, makes them relatively useless), and inability to move room and apartment temperature beyond a range of 71-76 degrees F due to environmental requirements.

Nothing gets better than living at Munger. The place has become sacred haunt for most of the grad students of the university. The only con is that rooms are windowless. While that disturbs a lot of students, I don't care about it much.

Living in Munger has been a great experience. Everything you need under one roof. This comes in handy when you want to take a break from the Ross building (or can't find an empty study room). This residence is more than I imagined for the price. In addition to a gym, store, study rooms, theater room and game room, you get to engage with students from a variety of disciplines.

The only negative is that the bedrooms have no windows.