Deciding to live in Munger was one of the best decisions I made regarding my move to A2. It's incredibly convenient (about 6 minute walk to Ross and 7 to downtown), the quality of the living space is very high (especially compared with apartments in the area), and the amenities can't be beat (gym in the building, two floors of study/group work spaces, an outdoor track and outdoor seating areas, etc.). 90% of the bedrooms don't have windows but I got over that within a few days and there's plenty of light in the common areas. It's also a huge relief to be in a university-owned building because whenever something isn't working they're incredibly responsive about fixing it - I once submitted a request at 12:15AM and someone showed up at 9:00 that morning to address it. You don't get to pick your roommates so there's some risk involved there, but I got lucky and absolutely love mine.

Munger is an ideal place to live in. It has everything you need, location, facilities, etc. except there is no windows in your bedroom. It can be a huge problem for people to live in because normally people would feel very uncomfortable living in a room without windows, and you don't even have a safe place to recover yourself when you feel down.

The idea of making people more social is good but it's not working. From my experience, most of the time we are too busy to sit down and talk in the living room. Given that there is no window in the bedroom, my suite really becomes just a place for me to lie at nights.

Has all the amenities and benefits I was looking for as a first year student.

Quiet study areas, meeting rooms, movie Rooms, a gym to maintain, and great living spaces.

You also interact with other graduate students outside of Ross which is nice but you also live near a lot of MBA 1's and 2's. Munger can be very social because of the many house parties throughout the year

Will live there again

Munger is amazing

Wonderful! Works well for me for 2 years. Super central to everywhere and 7 min walk to campus. Management is a struggle but stuff is still pretty new so it's been fine.

Munger is an easy 6 minute walk to Ross, and has all the amenities you could hope for. From a gym to bike storage, to a movie theater and study spaces - this is a relatively affordable place to live when compared with other apartment buildings. Downsides include not being able to choose your roommates, and no windows in the bedrooms. Neither have been a big issue for me. My roommates are from all over the University and we keep a clean, peaceful space.

Close to Ross. Brand new with fantastic facilities. However, will only provide 12 month contracts (which is unfortunate for second year students). A little bit of a walk to downtown and Liberty/Main St. for nightlife. You get a private bedroom (no windows in the room however) and bath in a house with 5-6 other graduate students.

The Munger facility is amazing and beautiful, and my room is great! You can't pick your roommates, which can be great because of the opportunity to meet new people across grad schools, but can be difficult if living styles don't match (as in my case).

Living at Munger is incredibly easy. It's furnished, so you don't have to worry about furniture shopping. Additionally, you only have to worry about paying one bill a month, which sounds lazy but I promise it makes a difference when you're swamped with work. Furthermore, the amenities are phenomenal. When you're not meeting with your groups at Ross, the chances are that you're meeting at Munger. Plus, the views from the 8th floor are lovely! Not to mention you get a ton of sunlight!

Convenient and spacious living spaces