Very convenient

I personally have loved my experience. I think that it is an exceptional value for the price! However, you live in a suite with 6 other students from graduate programs across the entire university. If you don't like living with people, this place is not for you. If you have very particular living requirements and expectations then this is probably not the best option for you.

Live with 6 other students from different schools. Each apartment is close to 3000 sq. ft., well-upholstered with everything you need in the apartment (washer, dryer, 2 microwaves, 2 stoves, 2 large fridges, etc.);

General amenities are also great - study rooms, music room, running track on top floor, gym, game equipment, video room, cycle storage, etc.

They do not offer 9 month leases (which is a disappointment), but not very expensive ($~875/month); Campus is between 7-9 minute walk.

I had great roommates. Not all of them as clean as I would like but its great getting to know students from other disciplines. The apartments are large so it's sufficient room for 7 people, as crazy as that might sound. If you're okay with not having any windows in your room (most people adjust) then this is a gem.

I was very sceptical at first about living in an apartment without natural sunlight, paper thin walls, and fire alarms occasionaly going of in the middle of the night. But as a former undergraduate in social psychology, this arrangement had surprisingly positive effects on my studies and understanding of the human mind.

The only drawback in my opinion is the lack of parking.

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 dope. Brand new and cheap!

Munger is by far the best place to live in terms of value. The apartments are beautiful and spacious and for only ~900 dollars a month you get utilities, cable, and internet included. Munger offers two study lounges with ample amounts of private rooms as well.

While you live with other graduate students, some of which could potentially be Ross students, you rarely build a strong relationship with all of your housemates. Also, most Ross students live in houses south of campus and tend to forge better relationships with their housemates and neighboring classmates. This isn't to say that you are at a disadvantage socially, but it is worth considering.

Also, there are no windows in the bedrooms which can be a problem for some people... and the gym is more like a hotel fitness center