I am actually SHOCKED by all the negative reviews. I lived at the York for two years, in a two…read morebedroom. LOVED everything about it! We only had an issue with the washing machine once and they responded to our maintenance request immediately. Perhaps I was lucky but I really had no complaints. Ive never felt unsafe at all. Just don't hold the door open for anyone you don't know! Depending on your neighbors im sure the level of noise can vary. Again, not really an issue for me. I can see how people can have different experiences depending on roommates, neighbors etc. My experience was luckily great!

the worst apartment EVER. appliances constantly break out of nowhere and the fact that you have to…read morepay so much for an apartment that has TEMU appliances is straight robbery. also, if you're a student good luck getting any sleep on the weekdays, or weekends. the smoke alarm constantly goes off from 6AM until 6am the next day. It's 24 hours and constantly smells like weed, people are yelling and playing music so loudly you'll be able to hear the lyrics in your apartment. The worst place I've ever lived and I've been homeless before.

I have been in the apartment industry for nearly 20 years and we…read morechose 20 Lambourne for our daughter. The ladies in the office do a great job! We have been really pleased with their communication and their customer service. When there are issues, the ladies are prompt with notifying the residents and do everything they can to resolve the situation quickly. No building will be free of hiccups, that's the nature of the business, but the most important criteria when selecting a community is the strength of the site team.

Unfortunately they have yet to pick up after themselves! The dog poop situation has NOT improved…read more Laying around everywhere for days, always a fresh pile right outside my window! Lots of noise here, from the screaming to running in the halls to random furniture breaking. It's like a zoo!

The rent is high and rooms are small.But it's super close to homewood campus which is its biggest…read morestrength. Some apt staff are not nice but the manager Kristen is a nice person she is really trynna improve the experience of residents and the overall image of 9E

Vernell gave us an outstanding tour of the building and all its amenities. The common areas, gym,…read moreand apartments are absolutely impressive--everything exceeded our expectations. A huge shout-out to Vernell for going above and beyond, not only during the tour but also throughout the application process. Her professionalism, responsiveness, and genuine care made the entire experience seamless and enjoyable. She was truly amazing!

cannot say enough wonderful things about my time here! moving from out of state and only…read moreexperiencing college apartment life there is a vast difference. the amenities are as advertised (use the pool, and gym quite frequently), haven't had one issue as it comes to mail/package services, and maintenance comes within 1-2 days at the latest. I have only had a few requests, all taken with swift action. The team of Mitchell, Kiya and Jennie make the experience all the better as well. Kiya and Jennie specifically have been here since I moved in over a year ago (renewed by lease for another year), and always greet me with a smile and always are available to discuss things with me, without a meeting or any type of problem. their knowledge about the day to day operations and attitude made me want to share my experiences. Would recommend this apartment to anyone -Lucas

I've had a really positive experience interacting with the leasing office at Towson Promenade. The…read morestaff has been professional, responsive, and easy to work with. I especially want to recognize Cydney, who has been extremely helpful and attentive whenever I had questions or needed assistance. It's clear she cares about helping people and making sure things are handled properly, which makes a big difference. Overall, the team has been friendly and supportive, and the professionalism from the leasing office really stands out. Shoutout to Cydney for going above and beyond!

Very good program at Towson…read more Academic Prep + Job Planning + Job Preparation = TowsonSuccess (A four star review, minus half-star because my son was a commuter student, (a traffic hassle), added back star because of fair tuition prices). The Psychology dept got him started in a part time research job with a nearby company while still a student, senior year. After Graduation, he was employed full time by a federal agency near Baltimore. Planning for 2nd son to transfer to Towson from Harford Community College. The only thing I'd change was our approach to living on /near campus instead of commuting, which was our personal choice. Commuting is a lot of hours in the car, which probably could have been study time (or social time), and some of the driving was done while in bad weather. Resident students don't deal with that.

Came here for a college showcase for my son, the university was a very clean campus with a nice…read morebaseball field . They have a huge cafeteria with a chick-FIL-a, a suchi place and other restaurants in it . They also have little robots that drive around autonomously and deliver food all over the campus. Didn't go in any other buildings so I can really say much about anything other then what I saw but, it seemed like it was a nice campus from my experience.

This review is not necessarily for the academia at Goucher College, but for the theater production,…read moremy students experienced during our most recent field trip. We saw El Otro Oz: A Bilingual Musical at the Mildred Dunnock Theatre. It was thoroughly enjoyable and the actors were truly amazing and professional. The students that went were part of our newcomer program which means they have been in the country just over a year. While many speak Spanish and laughed at much of the dialogue, the students from other countries enjoyed this musical variation of the Wizard of Oz. I know I did! It was spring break for Goucher students, so the campus was quite deserted. The production company that put on the show travels to various locations in Maryland. It took us almost an hour to arrive, but well worth the drive (we had charter buses, so comfort was key). I hope we get to see another show next year.

The school cannot even change their trash cans by the trails. This has been this way for 2 months…read more Flys, bees, everything around it. It stinks like a biohazard. This school has abandoned buildings on campus that are boarded up and have graffiti and tall grass surrounding it. This school looks like the messed up streets of Portland. How much money you paying for this school? Yeah, no.

Excellent value for short-term lease. Friendly management that responds quickly. Utilities and…read morefurniture included.

Baltimorean Apartments is unsafe and not a suitable place for Johns Hopkins University students,…read morebased on my experience. There is no way you will be comfortable there, and the place is infested with many different bugs, rats, and the elevators don't work. If you complain about the funky smell in the building, the manager will claim that the smell is from the ethnic foods from the tenants.

I am currently in graduate school completing my Masters of Arts in Teaching (Secondary, Biology) so…read moreI will refrain from commenting on the program and academics. The Evergreen campus itself is small but also quite beautiful in the varying seasons. The admissions building is a beautiful Victorian style home surrounded by a big quad and varying buildings. The grounds seem to be well maintained. The athletic center with the pool (the FAC) is also kept up well. The biggest complaint I have as a commuter and a visitor is the parking. There is basically no on-campus parking. The visitor lot is expensive and small -- often times it is reserved for different athletic and academic events on campus. You can try nearby side streets but there are times when nobody is allowed to park there, which tend to coincide with the end of undergrad classes and the beginning of grad classes. There are shuttles to locations like the FAC and the cathedral of Mary, Our Queen, but the shuttle is slow and unreliable. The graduate campuses at Timonium and Columbia have huge parking lots with enough room for everyone. If you want to visit, invest in an Uber or be willing to circle around for a while to park. Or you can pay for the Jenkins visitor lot. Your choice!

What a gorgeous school! I loved everything from the welcoming guide to the beautiful buildings and…read morethe fantastic tour guide. The Messina program had me at hello. It has a unique ambiance that I have not felt at many schools. Definitely worth looking in to.