Apartments are located close to school and lots of grocery/shopping. If you do get an apartment here it really depends on e=if you get a renovated unit vs a classic. I got a classic unit to save money but I would have preferred the newer models. Also finding an apartment with a washer/dryer included would be more helpful. Our upstairs neighbor can be quite noisy at times, which is very frustrating.

Location: Offers great access to campus, nearby shopping for all needs, easy access to highway. Relatively quiet community of people in the complex, had a repeated issue with kids smoking weed near the apartment entrance which I was able to solve with local law enforcement.

Building: We pay for an upgraded/renovated unit. Absolutely not worth the price premium, none of the appliances or finishings are actually higher quality, mostly just a different color. Also, have had 3 water issues (2 where the units above us caused water to leak thru our ceiling, 1 where the a/c unit malfunctioned due to lacking appropriate sensors and caused leakage all over our floor).

Management: I would rate them below average, and definitely not concerned with tenant satisfaction. We had numerous issues starting at move-in. The apartment was not move-in ready (still had fume issues from re-painting, had not been thoroughly cleaned, was in need of several small repairs). Additionally, they have elected not to repair our microwave after leaving it broken for two months. They charged us a $25 fine for drying a towel on our patio (technical violation of community rules, didn't really pass the common sense test IMO).

I came to school knowing I didn't want to spend a lot on housing mainly because I knew I wanted to budget. My stay was fine - was barely home since school keeps me so busy. It was very comfortable and spacious. Being on the top floor made it feel bigger too.

The only real downside is the distance. When hanging out in buckhead or midtown, it's a bit of a drive.