La Aldea

It’s great only living either graduate students. It’s quiet, and very functional. The location is excellent, and the price is reasonable.

This place is in a great location and offers modest apartments and amenities for a good price

My only complaints for the apartment is that it is an older building. The floors, furniture, and walls show the age. However, with the pros of the building far outweigh these for me. The rent is low, and utilities are included. It is right next to campus, allowing easy trips to and from school every day. Finally, the apartment is quiet and feels safe.

Place has some issues and on the older side but the maintenance people are friendly and helpful and the place is cheap

Clean, Spartan dwelling. Water pressure is above average. Had a issue with the drain in my sink &

Being an international student, I absolutely loved this place.

I love being able to cook my own meals here. The kitchen is absolutely beautiful with microwave, oven, dishwasher all built in. Also every apartment has a washing machine

Basic, clean apartment living. You can find cheaper, but there will 9.5/10 odds be horrific trade-offs. Best you can do in this city for a 1br/1ba (with utilities) that isn't in a sketchy neighborhood is probably $850, and you're not on campus. Here, the convenience of living on campus is unbeatable. Also, work orders are filled same day, in some cases same hour. Responsive management.

Great. But do not choose the street side apartments!!!

La Aldea is on-campus housing that is meant to be exclusively for grad students. It's a very social setting and is a great way to meet people.

Difficult to connect with roommates given that it was randomly assigned. However, the price is reasonable for all utilities included. Make sure to get Tyndall garage permit if you have a car. I was too late and got a farther away garage. Room is small but nice to have personal bathroom. Works well for the purposes of being a student.