Nice 1 bedroom

Pros: It's great for location – 15-20 minute walk to school and easy access to shuttles. Having CVS and a few restaurants right there is very handy, especially if you don't have a car. Great 24-hour gym. Maintenance usually responds quickly (though may take several visits to resolve an issue). Convenient business/club lounges for doing work. They provide printers in a couple of buildings, but you have to provide your own paper and they only print single-sided (and are often out of service). Lots of other law students live here so it's pretty social/makes it easier to study and meet up with friends.

Cons: Management is usually unhelpful and can be downright rude. They will also typically try to charge you for something. Business lounges close at 10pm (annoying if you want to study late). Inconvenient parking policy. Limited selection of restaurants and shops, with more continuing to close (in the last 1.5 years, only 2 places have opened, ~5 spaces have remained empty, and ~6 have closed). Recycling is inconvenient/not easily accessible. Generally weird and unappealing color scheme in the units (lots of beige and khaki). I'm not sure if it's the neighborhood or the complex itself, but we've had several blackouts in the past year for seemingly no reason, and always with no transparency from management. Pet policy is pretty extreme ($500 non-refundable deposit upfront, $15-25 per month, and I think they charge you some cleaning fees upon move-out). There are security guards that walk around but there have been a lot of thefts and other incidents in the garages and in the buildings, and management doesn't notify us about it.

Neutral/general: My unit doesn't get great light but others do (and some get even less). I don't really think it's worth the money (I pay less for a one-bedroom than most here) but it's also probably the best option in the area for convenience and amenities.

It's pricy but worth it.

If you're willing to pay a little more, Emory Point is a great place to live. It's a mixed-use space, so there's a CVS and plenty of food options in the area. There's also bus lines that run right from Emory Point to the law school or you can walk ~15 minutes to get there (isn't a bad walk at all). Apartments have a nice layout with a ton of space and I've never unsafe in the complex. The only downside is that it does cost more than many other options in the area, but the security and proximate may be enough to warrant it. There's also a ton of law students that live in the complex (4 other on my floor) so it's a good way to form some camaraderie.

Emory Point is an awesome (albeit expensive) place to live. Less than 1 mi. from Goizueta the walk is easy, or there are 4 shuttles that pickup from E.P. and bring you to campus. The pool and gym at E.P. are easily the best of any of the student apartment complexes, and the lounges are great places to hang out or do work with your groups. The actual apartments are all well furnished with stainless appliances, granite countertops and in general have a clean feel. Also, you have a CVS, 2 bars and many restaurants within the complex.

Downside: the walls are thin and as a result the place sometimes feels noisy.

It’s super nice and you can walk to school

The location can't be beat. It's a 10 minute walk in the morning to the medical school and you don't have to fight traffic. The apartments are in great shape with good amenities. My only complaint is that it can get noisy with some undergrads throwing parties but being older I am just over that scene. Management has been responsive to dealing with that to create an environment that is good for everyone.

Emory Point is very close to Emory Campus. It is walkable to business school. The property has restaurants, supermarket and drag store. After changing management company a year ago, the management is better than past years.
Some room cannot enjoy sunlight and it’ll be noisy when there are party in common area.

Overall, I would recommend Emory Point to a prospective student due to its proximity to campus. The rent is slightly higher than other apartments of similar size in Atlanta, but I think the proximity to campus and the abundance of bus routes makes up for it. The only negative is the noise - try to get an apartment on the top floor if you can because the building’s construction is not optimal for noise control from upstairs neighbors.

I use an electric bike to go to class every day and it only takes me 5 minutes.

Safe place, great amenities, could improve on hygiene slightly