my experience has been very good, very comfortable living in Munger since it is a university residence, very close to the campus and has everything you need to live quietly and study without having major concerns. The facilities are of very good quality and beautiful. Everything very well maintained and clean.

A wonderful place to live as a Ross student. The only downside is the lack of windows in the bedroom.

Munger is a great place to live in terms of location, value for money, and amenities.It's also a good way to meet people from other graduate programs at the University. A very high likelihood of not having a window is the main downside of the apartment complex, as is the spotty cell phone reception. If you can handle that, you're not going to find a much better deal.

The Munger Graduate Residents is one of the best values on campus. For $850 per person you live in a fully furnished apartment that was built in 2015. It is fully upgraded with all the modern amenities, including two of every appliance in the kitchen and two large Smart TV's that have cable and internet. The apartment also includes a washer and dryer. $850 is inclusive of all utilities and bills!!!! This is particularly great as a grad student because it helps you to better plan your budget since there is no fluctuation in your overall housing cost.

Munger is a great community overall. I was lucky and am living with a great group of roommates. Most apartments are 7 bdrm / 7.5 baths. Each room has it's own bathroom. The queen bed isn't very comfortable but manageable with a foam mattress topper. The biggest complaint about the rooms is that the desk is built in so there isn't a lot of freedom to move furniture around. Also most (over 80%) of the rooms in the buildings do not have windows. It doesn't bother me much but it might bother you. Also you can't punch nails into the walls so most units have to get creative to hang up decorations.

Munger is dope. Brand new and cheap!

Great Choice

Munger is great. It has everything you need - from facilities to social events. The RAs are extremely helpful. The only drawback is that there are no windows in rooms (though there are massive windows in each unit's common area)

Good graduate housing option

Great setting for first year at school. You get used to not having windows but the facilities are excellent.