have classes in the Smith building or the STC it might be best to get a bike or find a place with a shuttle. Social: The people here are “friendly” and will simile and say hi, but it doesn’t energy like Navoo, or The Landing. Só environment is such that making new friends is low, but maintaining current friendships is quite possible! Open areas are quite cozy. 3/5 Apartment: The apartment has a washer, dyer, 2 fridges, and during winter has plenty of parking. The issues come from the apartment being out dated. Many places don’t have washable paint, the parking lot is in disrepair and you might bottom out your car, and in general it could use a face lift. 2/5 Management and Clean checks: They are quick to sign up and are very helpful in getting you all the proper paperwork however from my experience this is when the help starts to diminish. It takes a while to get things fixed. My sink and bathroom drain were clogged and it took a few weeks to get it fixed. It is highly likely that you will be nickeled and dimed if you try and leave and go to another apartment. (In the bathroom picture below I was charged $40 for that bathroom being dirty) 1/5

my roommates $18 each from our security deposit for "damaged blinds." The picture they sent showed a blind slightly askew, not broken or damaged. It could easily have been pushed back into place, and I doubt the money will be used to purchase new blinds anyway. I attached a picture of the so-called "broken" blinds. This is my main issue. Not much hope for any of BYU-Idaho's approved housing. I've seen worse, but I've also seen much better. Do better, colonial.

is a great option!:) Plus, El from management is absolutely amazing and super friendly/helpful! 😁

can be a tough adjustment