I am a senior in college and I have lived in my share of apartment complexes. Most of the places I have lived in were geared toward college students, so when I moved into Campus Edge I knew that it would not always be the quietest place. What I was not prepared for was the complete apathy and lack of compassion from the staff. On the first day I moved in there was vomit on the stairs; a week later the vomit was still there. This became the trend throughout my year of occupancy, apparently it was not the job of the groundskeepers to clean the grounds. Half-way through October my air conditioner broke. I couldn't run it at all and needless to say it got up to almost 90 degrees in my apartment. My roommates and I called several times to get it fixed, however it wasn't until December that a maintenance worker came by to look at it. I could go on and on about the number of things that broke (not by any fault of ours) and was ignored by the staff. The noise level was was not only loud it was unacceptable. It is expected that in a college apartment things will get rowdy from time to time, however it is also expected that the management staff will do their job of "managing" their residents. This did not happen at Campus Edge. During the week the noise was a nuisance making it difficult to study or sleep; on the weekends the noise was unbearable. Once again the staff not only did nothing to address the issue, they didn't even seem sympathetic to the situation. After a year the only conclusion that I can come to is that Campus Edge does not care about their residents and believes that because we are students we can be treated as second-class citizens and denied a clean, reasonably quiet living environment.

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