WMU Apartments

"I lived in stadium drive apartment with my family for 18 months. It was nice but absolutely need some improvement. If this apartment complex is still designated for graduate student with family, my suggestion is to change the furniture to another design that more kids friendly. The furnitures mostly made from steel for sturdiness, but also has a negative side. I have to wrap all the sharp corner with thick pads for my kid's safety."

"I've had stinkbug infestations in two apartments I rented. Highly advise against living there senior year as you literally get kicked out day of commencement. Management is unhelpful, and although you can get parking passes for free, they don't collaborate with parking services to ensure passes are valid through the lease term like most complexes. I got a ticket simply because I didn't know I had to renew a FREE pass at a new semester even though there were NO changes with my lease. Don't expect a ton of help over the phone either. Only thing good about living here is BroncoFixIt works a lot faster than most apartment complexes. If you're looking for good, cheap housing pay a little extra and stay at embassy terrace on West main. You'll have a pool, really friendly service, much better amenities, bigger apartment, and most importantly will never get a freaking ticket for parking in front of your own building. it's only like $75 bucks a more a month assuming a roommate. TLDR: Not a surprise that WMU is a heavy commuter school."

"On campus apartments for wmu students. Clubhouse is a great meeting room"