The apartments here get the job done at the right price point, but the services provided are far less than those offered at competing locations (73E, Mila). Would recommend these for couples or sponsored/scholarship students if possible. Community in MPP is good to have, though, and with so many Booth students in the building you see your classmates constantly, which is nice.

Location is great. The Metra station (Millennium Station, which you take to get to Hyde Park) is just across the street (no traffic), and almost everything you need is in walking distance. Gleacher Center is 10min walk. Also very convenient because so many Boothies live here, so you can go to study-groups and parties in your room-wear (important in winter).
Elevators are not good.Interior is fine, but wish we had more sockets. Wifi is OK. If you live on the east-side and on the higher floors, street noise is not a problem.

Not the best apartment, not the worst. Affordable. You get what you pay for in terms of amenities etc. Management can be a pain at times.

The pros: Great location, decent-looking apartments, and the maintenance staff is very good/timely in addressing issues. Gym floor with pool, free yoga classes.

The cons: The elevators are a serious issue (they break down too frequently, and are generally slow), carpeted bedrooms. The laundry facilities are not great. Very noisy from street drummers.

MPP is nothing special but gets the job done. My only main complaint is with the elevators. They can take forever to grab one and sometimes aren’t working.

Nothing spectacular but solid housing choice; location convenience is probably the most attractive attribute.

MPP is fine. The building is on the older side, but the units themselves are nice enough. Some apartments have very nice view of the park, though so simply overlook Michigan Ave and get a decent amount of noise from the street. The gym is subpar, but does the trick in a pinch. Elevators are a bit sketchy from time to time. There are certainly much nicer buildings in the area, but MPP is the best option at its price point. It's also the closest option to Millennium Station (train to campus).

This place is okay

Overall, I like living in MPP. I like the size of the apartment compared to other much smaller apartments in the Loop.

The biggest downsides to the apartment are not having in-unit washer/dryer and the temperature is hard to regulate (heat/AC operate from units in the living room and bedroom instead of being central air). I have had some issues with management over parking but they have otherwise been fine.

Very conveniently located for being close to the entire student body and the train down to Harper. Pretty lackluster management and several issues with elevators.