Great infrastructure and best location on campus. However, living with people outside the MBA program and building rules prevent social events.

I really appreciate Munger for the convenience it brings in terms of cost and facilities. Being relatively new, the place also feels very pleasant and comfortable. They are also active in building community and connecting people. That said I think the biggest downside would be the lack of windows for most of the bedrooms. While it is definitely something that you can get used to, especially given the short daylight hours during winter, it’s not the most ideal.

If only all the rooms had windows, this residence would have been a really attractive place to live.

Location is great, right by downtown Ann Arbor and very close to Ross. The graduate student community is great and the overall Munger building is wonderful with all the rooms and amenities. There are fun events that are going on in the building including board game nights and such. However, management is really not that great. On a day-to-day basis, you don't interact with them so it's not a problem. But sometimes things happen in the community and usually its because management has a power trip going on. For example, management wouldn't allow groups of students to reserve some of the open public spaces for get togethers. Or management questioned some of the hosted board game nights.

An extremely nice apartment with all utilities included and more amenities than you will use. Living with graduate students in other schools allows you to interact interesting and fun people of similar ages without having to feel like you are smothered by discussions of assignments, exams etc. of your school when you are at home. A fun escape for people that like having roommates. Private bedroom and bathroom when you need your own space.

Munger is a great place to meet people from other schools while living in a spacious apartment. It also provides ample amount of space for studying and meeting rooms. The apartment is great for social activities which include a games room and a mini theater. The only downside to living at Munger is the lack of windows in most rooms.

I wish the seats in the room are better. It is not really comfortable to do anything. I am fine with using the common space but sometimes having a decent chair in your own room helps me with my productivity

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.

Munger is excellent if you don't mind roommates and don't have a car. All utilities are included in rent and you have your own bedroom and bathroom. You're not able to choose your roommates (you will have up to 7 roommates) and space is a bit type. No parking available on site but you can rent spots from landlords around A2. Munger is nearly brand new and has fantastic amenities. It's close to the business school and downtown.

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)