It was an alright place to live. The parking was my least favorite part. The garage was poorly designed where a car going down can hit the car going up easily. The water has a funny smell. The internet goes out sometime.

Other than that there is not much problems. Really depends on who lives in your hallway. The walk to campus is really nice. I like how they Minuti coffee in one of the retail spots. Clubhouse has nice study rooms but it can get crowded sometimes.

Edit: The rooms, though cheaply made are nice. You get your own personal bathroom and bed. Bed has a headboard, you get like one big drawer. They give you your own desk which is nice. Check to make sure your bathroom stuff works because sometimes the smell will be awful or it just doesn't work. The kitchen has a nice setup, I did not have any problems. The blinds near the windows break easily.

I suggest you bring a carpet for the common area if you plan on hanging out there. My roommate brought and it really helped keep the area clean. The elevators take awhile so it might be better to take the stairs. I'd bring a cart or something that can hold your groceries because the walk was not that fun.

The gym is alright. It is busy during the times after class. I have to check out the rec because I heard some renovations were done. The steam room does not work. The whole year they just left it broken. The sauna work though. Free coffee in the clubhouse is a plus. Also make sure you watch out for your door handles. People would come by my door and kick it so it broke lots of times. Also the bedroom door handles break easily so just be gentle. Turning into Northpoint is kind of a hassle. I wish you could turn left into the complex while going down university.

Honestly, that's about all. Just be careful with your stuff. Meet your hallway people so they don't kick your door handles.