It is challenging to find a two-bedroom home that accepts pets. My current apartment allows my cat, and I have a washer and dryer inside my apartment (that is a huge plus). The place is spacious, and I am near downtown—lots of transportation and walking distance to many stores and restaurants. ...

I currently live in Twin River Commons. Overall, the student apartment is very nice and clean. Since it has locked doors and a gate, it creates a safe environment that allows me to live and study peacefully. The staff is very nice and understanding.

It's a solid experience, which allows for students to live slightly off-campus without much of a hassle in terms of distance. There isn't the best neighborhood nor the best internet, but it is optimal and actually fairly affordable.

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Personally living off campus is better for me its way cheaper than living on campus but also you are away from campus which can be very busy so its nice to leave and have a break the busy life style of campus