The apartment is pretty standard for on-campus housing. The furniture is comfortable and clean. The kitchen has enough fridge and cabinet space for two people to comfortably keep food together. The biggest downside is that the windows don't seem fully sealed so the apartment can get cold from air seeping in overnight. There also is very little natural light because of all the other neighboring campus housing

I wish the parking had been included, and the construction was terrible. Other than that, Weyburn is not too shabby.

Was great for one person just trying to go to school.

The apartments are in a good location and are reasonably priced considering the area. The overall outside look of the apartments is great, however, the inside needs updating. The appliances and flooring are old and a lot of the included furniture is stained. The door also isn't necessarily bug-proof but if the apartment has been sprayed this usually isn't a huge problem in my experience. Given the drab exterior, it can be difficult for the space to feel like home.

It's nice to be walkable to the law school and the price is good for what you get. Feels a little like a dorm and my unit is on a busy road so it's loud, but Weyburn is hard to beat.

it is just fine, kind of old and issues with bugs and appliances. Parking costs waaaaaay too much

Cheap and adequate. Parking too expensive, and living here precludes you from purchasing an on-campus parking space.

Living at Weyburn was the most convenient option. It is a great location and nice that a lot of law students live there. The apartment was nice and management was very prompt if anything went wrong.

They are good about repairs when you call and it is close to all the stores you would need and campus.

I like my apartment, but I have a pest problem.

In addition, the UCLA Housing Management is really bad. Most of the time I do not get a response, even if I ask very simple questions. The employees seem not to care and are not well informed. Sometimes it is pretty frustrating and I don't know who I can contact anymore.