I found my apartment during First Day, along with my future roomies. I have not had any trouble at MPP, but there are colleagues that complain about the elevators and overall status of the building

Immensely practical. Very good view depending on room.
Meet a lot of Boothies in the elevator.
Very loud (12 floor east side). Very bright unless you install your own curtains. Bad gym.
Somewhat badly insulated.

It isn't super nice but everyone lives here and the price is good.

MPP is a big Booth dorm. The management company hates us and makes sure to show us how little they care about the steady stream of people we are bringing in. Also very poorly maintained. This year, a huge wooden panel in the lobby fell from the roof and we were lucky that nobody was under it (they would have died). Also the elevators are constantly getting stuck or falling floors.

MPP is fine. The building is on the older side, but the units themselves are nice enough. Some apartments have very nice view of the park, though so simply overlook Michigan Ave and get a decent amount of noise from the street. The gym is subpar, but does the trick in a pinch. Elevators are a bit sketchy from time to time. There are certainly much nicer buildings in the area, but MPP is the best option at its price point. It's also the closest option to Millennium Station (train to campus).

This place is okay

I have absolutely no regrets about living in MPP for business school. If having nice appliances, amenities, apt gym, etc. matters to you, then I would recommend MILA or E73. But if you're looking for an affordable apt that just gets the job done, I'd recommend MPP.

Overall good, no major complaints

Having a 2 bedroom/2 bathroom is a great deal in downtown Chicago for the price. One of the rooms is a master bedroom with an attached walk-in closet and bathroom. The building itself is ok - there's been issues with the elevators recently. Also one thing to consider living in MPP is that sometimes there will be lines of people (Boothies) to get up to the floors due to us all coming back from same event.

Overall, I like living in MPP. I like the size of the apartment compared to other much smaller apartments in the Loop.

The biggest downsides to the apartment are not having in-unit washer/dryer and the temperature is hard to regulate (heat/AC operate from units in the living room and bedroom instead of being central air). I have had some issues with management over parking but they have otherwise been fine.