Can I give them a minus ? because my college age student, had to file bankruptcy, she put my name down as a co-signer. they came after me a disabled forced to retire person after numerious back operations. they expected me to pay even though they probably rented the apartment once her bankrupcy cleared. being on social security they could not get my money or collect their like 15000 rent. Now it is on my credit report as not paying. read more

Living here has been an absolute nightmare. I would like to first start off with the fact that my roommate killed herself while living here. While this is not Campus Pointe's fault, they expected me to clean out her room which was filled with blood, urine, feces, and other disgusting things I would not like to relive. After having to call them multiple times, along with my mother having to call them as well, they finally sent a cleaning service after trying to force me to clean it myself. Mind you, this room is not under my lease agreement, and it is not my responsibility to clean out another person's room. Fast forward to recently, I have expressed concerns for my physical well-being writhing my own apartment due to my roommates threatening my safety, as well as filing a complaint about my apartment being 60° indoors, while it is snowing, and my roommates not allowing me to turn on the heat, yelling at me and cussing me out if I did. After filing this complaint, I instead got told absolutely nothing on how to solve this issue, and instead of stuck with a $300 "Illegal Pet Fee" for my Emotional Support Animal that I have residing in this apartment. Campus pointe has also jacked up prices to upwards of $1000 a month for students living here with 3 other roommates, 4 in total. Their maintenance crew also barges into apartments unannounced if no one answers the door, and even goes so far as to unlock people's doors to their rooms if they are locked, entering rooms without permission. Do NOT stay here. Campus Pointe does not care for you, your belongings, your money, or your physical safety. read more

So far I am loving this place. The staff is absolutely wonderful. The maintenance staff is also excellent. They are all very friendly, professional, and helpful. I am currently renting a 4x4 standard apartment and my rent is $670/month + $50/month for electric. That's a grand total of $720 a month for my own bed and bathroom. Personally, I think it is worth it. The location of the apartment complex is wonderful. It is very close to campus and near many restaurants. My apartment is very spacious as well. The common area (kitchen and living room) is surprising large. The bathroom in my room are enormous and is somewhat unnecessary. The room itself is quite cramped. It is OK if it's just you in your room but if you have another person in your room, it gets annoying constantly maneuvering around one another. The bathrooms should have been made smaller and the rooms should have been made bigger. The internet is also decent. It gets spotty at times which can be quite frustrating. I contacted the internet service provider, Pavlov Media, a few times when I had internet issues but they were no help. The problem eventually went away on its own. My biggest complaint about Campus Pointe was the condition of my apartment upon move in. It was horrendously dirty. Dust piled up in every air vent, spider webs in the corners, food crumbs from previous residents under the stove and fridge, stains in and around my toilet, grime buildup in the shower, dust and junk underneath the sink and in the drawers, dirty where the hot water tank is, and EXTREMELY filthy carpets in my room. The picture I have attached to this review is from August 18th, the day I moved in. The vacuum was also brand new, fresh out of the box. The cleaning people Campus Pointe had hired we asked to come back to my apartment three separate times clean more or re-clean things. Campus Pointe was very nice about the situation and even offered to hire different cleaning people to clean our entire apartment. All in all, Campus Pointe is an excellent place to live and I highly recommend it to any and all current or future Kent State students! A flat rate of $50 for electric and all other utilities included, furnished apartments, personal bed and bathrooms, internet, cable, in-unit washer and dryers, great workout room, a pool, and absolutely wonderful staff is unbeatable! (FYI: I do not work for Campus Pointe. I am only a resident.) read more

Campus Pointe has one nice feature: the granite countertops. That's about it. I lived above very loud neighbors. After talking to management, they encouraged me to call the police, who would issue the residents a noise violation. The management told me after three police written noise violations, the students would be evicted. I was then told (after police informed Campus Pointe about the noise violations) that the three-noise-violations-and-you're-out policy, was NOT their policy. To sum it up, I spent countless nights awake due to my rowdy neighbors who partied until 5 AM with 40 people in their apartment. Yes, I confirmed this number with police. Don't get me wrong, I am all for having a good time, but not on a Tuesday night at 5 AM when I have class at 9:15 AM. I even had my mom contact the employees to try to figure out the noise issue. NOTHING WAS DONE ABOUT IT. I moved out of my apartment during finals week and prior to doing so, I had a meeting with two women from management. The women told me that they would have the residents evicted by the of the month. This did not actually happen, because I confirmed it with a friend who lived below the residents. Another issue is that Campus Pointe is a little too far from campus for me, and I know many other ex-residents feel the same way. Overall, Campus Pointe could truly care less about their residents. FYI: Campus Pointe WILL DELETE ALL NEGATIVE COMMENTS RESIDENTS POST ON THEIR FACEBOOK PAGE. Not very honest of them. **No, I do not work for any of the other housing complexes in Kent, or any at all for that matter. Just a senior at Kent trying to help out fellow Kent Staters.** read more

Upon hearing about Campus Pointe apartments I was elated. I was happy to find an "upper class" apartment in Kent, OH. Once arriving to the actual apartment I was very impressed. Everything seemed neat and orderly. Months back, Campus Pointe placed a new girl into the apartment with me. I was very excited to have someone new to spend time with. However, this excitement soon fizzled out when her boyfriend began living in our apartment. After talking to her about the problem and realizing it couldn't be resolved between the two of us, I approached Campus Pointe management. At first, they seemed a little concerned. Once time went on I could tell they did not want to help myself and my other roommate resolve this issue. As weeks passed the situation escalated and this "new" roommate became physically and verbally violent. She began coming into the apartment and throwing things around, breaking some of my things, and even yelling at me through my bedroom door. Hoping for a resolution, I approached Campus Pointe management again. Only for them to tell me that they could not do anything to help my situation because I failed to renew my lease for the following year. Along with this situation came many others like it. It is very obvious that this company does not have knowledge in the business and needs training to work through problems such as mine. Instead of them assisting the situation, they lost my business and my third roommates business as well. After moving out of the apartment I received a final statement in the mail. They decided to charge me for some hand and tape marks on the walls. Which I might add, they are painted with flat paint that easily marks. Might I add that Campus Pointe has to re-paint every room after old resident moves out anyways. I am essentially giving them money for something that already needs to be done. Please take my advice for anyone looking at perhaps moving to Campus Pointe. Consider other options. Although the apartment is nice, the management provides and endless amount of dysfunction. Along with my story come countless others. I have many friends at Campus Pointe who has endured comparable situations. They really need to get their act together or else this place won't be open much longer. read more

Fun Fact: At campus pointe, you pay *per bedroom*. Rent is about $700 per person. 3 bedroom apartment? 700x3 (before fees) for 2100 a month (BEFORE FEES) Fun Fact #2: For 2100 a month, you could rent any apartment in Kent. I mean it. Any of them. You could probably rent a CASTLE on airbnb for less. But seriously. Don't let them take advantage of you. Apartments in Kent are expensive, but not this expensive. AND this is the only place where you only rent a room! Just find a different apartment. Also, in terms of an actual review of the apartment complex? Here we go... dog poop everywhere (my dog got infected and re-infected with parasites (whip worms) from living here, seriously, don't) garbage, puke, and noise (thinnest walls in Kent. You can hear the sound of someone's pee hitting the toilet above you). The only positive I can think of would be the staff. Jackie is amazing, she deserves a better place to be in charge of. The maintenance guys are awesome, and they fix maintenance requests within 48 hours always (usually 24 hours). Live somewhere else. This place needs too much improvement. read more

Love the cost of rent, the apartment is great, the staff is very attentive and amenities are great. I just had a bad move in experience since they did not clean the apartment at all before I moved in and it reeked of smoke. ALthough the next day they came in and re-painted to get rid of the smoke smell. read more

Not where you want to live. Apartments should cost less for what you get. The change in management sucks. Everything was great when Jackie was the manager, now we have Ryan and Amanda who are trash. read more

I love living at Campus Pointe the apartments are wonderful and the workers help us with anything we need. The amenities put us a step above the surrounding complexes! Campus Pointe is also pet friendly so you will see dogs running around outside which also makes everything better! read more

The staff in the majority is quite helpful but not quite knowledgeable. Often times questions are left unanswered but (most) are polite when you do need to reach out to them. For the ones that are not polite or helpful, they treat you almost as if you horrifically murdered their first born child. Not a very inviting community for the unfortunate price you have to pay for mediocre housing. read more

I have lived at Campus Pointe for 2-years now and will be moving out after I graduate in a month. I have had good and bad experiences with them. The price is slightly higher than I originally wanted to pay when i was planning on moving off campus, but when you take into consideration everything that comes with the apartment, I just ended up going with it. Things have broken in the apartment and maintenance has always been fast to fix things. When I bring questions up to the staff in the office though, sometimes it will take a long time to get an answer and I have to keep on going back to ask the same question until it's answered or I get what I was needing. The walls are slightly thinner than I would like, but they aren't terrible. I have heard my other roommates through the wall, but my room is next to another apartment's bedroom and I have honestly only heard them maybe 3 times in my 2-years here. Overall, I have enjoyed my time here at Campus Pointe, but there are some things I wish they would improve on for the next resident. read more

Campus Pointe really offers a variety of amenities for the price. All the staff are super friendly and helpful. It is a great living space for a wonderful college experience. the only disappointment is the fact there is no recycling. read more

It pains me that you can't give minus stars. The best thing I can say for this place is how nice it is when the students go home for the summer. If you're looking to stay awake until 6 am because you love hearing drink, spoiled kids' every slurred innane thought or step in dogcrap, this is the place for you. Way to keep it classy. read more

Campus pointe has great amenities. Pool, tanning, gym, free printing, free water and snacks during office hours. Now the downsides, the walls are thin, very thin. You can hear EVERYTHING. The apartment is made of cheap materials so a lot of things break. For example, those marble desks that are in your bedroom? Just marble decay glued onto wood that starts coming off. The price of these apartments are way too expensive for the distance that they are to campus. If you ever want to go anywhere you have to drive, take the bus, or uber. The roommate situations are bad if you chose to go random, DO NOT RECOMMEND. But they are pet friendly which is nice because most pet friendly apartments around here are in pretty bad shape. There is also plenty of grass space so you can let your dog out and still spend time outside. The downside to this is that, pet owners do not pick up after their dogs!!!! Their is pet waste all over the grass. The winters here are awful, sidewalks are never plowed, theres never salt on the sidewalks, and the roadway is dangerous to drive on. BUT great amenities!!! read more

Campus Pointe is a fun place to live if you are a student of Kent State University. Lots of things to do: the pool, basketball courts, workout facilities. The staff is always willing to help, and give away stuff on many occasions. The only problem I came across was visitor parking, the lot seemed to be full almost all of the time, but at least it was free. Overall, nice place to live. read more

I stayed at campus pointe for two years. The only reason I had renewed my lease was because they offered anyone who resigned their lease $500. If they wouldn't have offered that, I would have not stayed here. Appliances are complete crap; our oven doesn't work and the fan above the microwave fell off. The staff are also unhelpful and unreliable. I find it an invasion of privacy that maintenance/other staff comes into our apartment every day during the summer WITHOUT NOTICE. It clearly states in the lease that THEY ARE ALLOWED TO ENTER WITH NOTICE. Nothing was ever done when the main office was called. I believe that they broke their own terms. If you like your privacy invaded, campus pointe is the place for you! Oh & the vaulted ceilings are cool on the 3rd floor. read more

My stay at campus pointe has not been a positive one. My apartment looks nice however, the furniture and building materials used are cheap and uncomfortable. I can't shower for longer than 15 minute or I'll run out of hot water. This can be a huge issue for people who have roommates who need to get ready at the same time. The walls are paper thin and I can hear my neighbor when I lay in bed trying to sleep. The hallways, landings, and grounds are also dirty. There was vomit on the wall for months and it was never cleaned. There is always trash and cigarette butts outside. Parking for residents is fine, except the $20 fee is a bit excessive for Kent. Visitor parking is a mess. I have had a few occasions where my visitors had no where to park, and don't even try to have them park outside the lot or the tow truck which trolls the parking lot frequently will tow them. The office staff is very unprofessional. I have gone there multiple times to get packages only to hear them gossiping about residents and acting like the ditsy sorority girls they are. All management care about is getting people to renew but after living here I don't know who would.Overall I would not recommend it and would advise prospective residents to look elsewhere. read more

The apartments are awesome. They come fully furnished, and especially with the granite and hardwood floors, they are gorgeous. The pool is a salt water pool, which I don't really like, but there's always people there to chill with. So it's a fun place to hang. The tanning bed is nice, so are the pool table, the volleyball court, and the rec room. The staff is super helpful until you need to do something that's not routine, like switch rooms or if you don't have a guarantor. They are awesome with helping you out if you're going to be a little late on your rent because of student loans coming in late though. The internet sucks, except in the summer because no one is here. read more

Campus Pointe is a great college apartment! The amenities are great, the fact that you can have a pet is also a major plus. One of the downsides is that the walls are very thin, you can hear people all the time. There is a bus that takes you to campus so for those who do not drive that is a great bonus. read more

My experience at campus pointe has been okay. All the amenities are great but I feel as if the customer service here is mediocre. All in all, a great place to stay either way. read more

Campus Pointe has been an enjoyable and comfortable living experience. The layout of the apartments is modern and convenient, the location is close enough to campus with consistent bus routes. Campus Pointe, while expensive, is well worth the price and offers many generous incentives and gifts that re-ensure residents their money is being well-spent. read more

Campus pointe as a great place for a college student I can live. It has so many amenities that you can't go wrong. The #1 reason I like it is it comes with the furniture making move in just like the dorms. The staff Is full of very happy people! I love bein able to lay out at the pool and use the clubhouse 24/7. Being able to have a computer there and free printing always comes in handy. The only down is the noise level, the walls are paper thin. I find this super annoying when trying to get something done, but I love silence. I have lived on the 3rd floor and this year live on the first. I miss the 3rd floor's quietness!!! Oveall, nice place! read more

campus pointe appears to have a nice appliances however this is all an illusion. Almost everything will break on you and you will be charged for it. Along with this you will also be charged for the the damages caused by your other room mates that you may or may not know. I had two room mates move out before me who caused serious damage to the common space. Even when i asked campus pointe staff to look into it to charge the proper people they wouldn't. The two girls that caused the damaged moved out early and left me and my other room mate to pay for it all ! Campus pointe also has police circling the property constantly on the weekends and it is more of a police state than a fun place to be. In summary they love to fine and fee the shit out of you and the staff is horrible. read more

This place might look so nice from the outside, but please do not get fooled by that because this place sucks. I regret living here, and I am definitely moving out as soon as my lease is over. The staffs here are helpless, and all they would say is "there is nothing we can do". I'd rather talk to a robot than these people. The internet here is terrible. If you try to get your online test or homework done, you might fail it because of the internet here. read more

Campus Pointe truly does not care about their residents. They will gossip about residents and share personal information about residents to others. They will lie about a noise violation policy and never contact a neighbor having a party on a weekday at 3am (This seems to be a common issue?) The maintenance staff is incompetent and the leasing staff can never agree on a single thing. Do not live here if it can be avoided, not worth the money to be treated with such disrespect. read more

hmm. Where do I begin? My two roommates and I signed a lease with campus pointe during our junior year of college. We had pretty low expectations for student housing near a college campus, and trust me, they were met. Our lease was set to begin in August, but we weren't allowed to move in for two weeks (the day before classes started) because they needed two weeks to "clean and make repairs." I'm not sure exactly what they were doing, because when we moved in, there were empty rum bottles all over the cabinets, the oven and the dishwasher were broken, there were aspirin pills all over the floors, dents in the walls and the cupboards and stains on the carpets. Everything was a complete mess. Not to mention the mold in the bathroom and dust everywhere - we spent the entire day before classes cleaning and repairing things on our own before we could even move in. On top of that, they then tried to charge us rent for the entire month of August when we were only there for two weeks. During the winter, our heater broke. When we contacted maintenance about it, they said that they needed to wait until the weather was warmer to come out and fix it - they weren't willing to be cold for a few hours to fix our heater so we didn't have to freeze all winter. We argued and argued, but no one ever came out or offered to subsidize our rent for having no heat for all of winter. Toward the end of our lease, I submitted a rent check to the front desk that they lost. They sent me an eviction notice at midnight on the 2nd of the month when rent was due the 1st of the month, saying that I had 24 hours to move out because I hadn't paid rent on time. Talk about a complete panic attack at midnight the week of finals. There's supposed to be some sort of grace period for being late on rent anyway. After arguing back and forth with them, they finally admitted to losing my check, which is something that should not happen. We never got our security deposit back, but that was the least of our problems at that point. The icing on the cake came after I turned in my keys and moved out at the end of the year. I moved to New York to begin a new job, and eight months later, I got a phone call from a collections agency, saying that Campus Pointe hadn't received rent payments from me in eight months and had sent all of the bills to collections. I was out of town at a work event and had to spend all day on the phone with them sorting through this. The new management was kind, helpful and understanding, which I appreciated (they had apparently been dealing with cases like this ever since they stepped in) but having those bills in collections for absolutely no reason brought down my credit when I was trying to move into a new apartment in New York City on my own, which is hard enough without bad credit. I was so upset. My credit did go back to normal after the bills were taken out of collections, and like I said, this isn't a reflection on the new management as they were very helpful. Three and a half years later, I am getting married and we are buying a house, and every month - despite asking constantly to be removed from the list - I get texts and emails from Campus Pointe saying my rent is due, which concerns me thinking about three and half years of rent being sent to collections when I am trying to buy a house. I know that's an absurd situation, but so was living at Campus Pointe, so who knows. Either way, I shouldn't still be thinking this much about my first college apartment nearly five years after graduation. I would strongly encourage any college student to set their expectations higher than we did. And besides, it is WAY overpriced for the area and the quality of construction. read more

I would not recommend living here. The staff are basically comprised of college students who are unorganized and don't know what they're doing. Don't try to call and leave a message for someone in the office, because they will never get back to you. They do very little to help out the residents, even though they say that the residents are top priority. All they care about is getting the rent check. The price is too high for the quality and service I have received this year. They are not very good about notifying residents about packages...I've had packages sit in the back of the office for days and never got notified that it had arrived. They say they want to help you, but I don't think they genuinely care. They're very good at attracting people and getting them to sign a lease with them because they advertise free tanning, pool use, and a gym, none of which are really that great, then you're left disappointed and stuck. Overall, I was not happy with my stay here, and I will not be recommending this place to anyone looking for an apartment. Also, I find it funny that Campus Pointe bribed its residents with an e-mail saying if you leave a review on this site or on Google, you get a free tumbler, when this site states not to write a review if you've been offered freebies for doing so. read more

The apartment looks nice, I suppose. Everything is cheap, cheap, cheap. The only thing not cheap is your rent. Our electric bill has continuously increased also, with no explanation why. They reserve the right to throw any person into an empty bedroom in your apartment at any point in time. This includes a phone call saying, you have a new roommate coming, well, they are actually already moved in to your apartment. Thank you Campus Pointe! The walls are paper thin, therefore roommates having any sort of conversation means that you will not be able to sleep. If you have a corner room, which I do, you hear anything and everything that happens outside! The areas around the apartments, especially the breezeways are absolutely disgusting!! There is always cigarette butts, trash, and now dead things they cleaned out from the light fixtures about a month ago (might I add that you couldn't see through the lights). If you would like to have a friend up for the night, they need to get there early, especially on weekends because visitor parking is scarce. Never, ever try to deal with the office staff. They are extremely unprofessional, rude, lazy...need I continue? This place is a ghetto. All night long you can hear people fighting outside. This place is also notorious for various riots, armed robberies, etc. Do NOT let the cameras/high security fool you, this place is not a safe place to be. Nothing is done at all if it is caught on tape. The had on camera the people across the hall from us starting a riot and vandalizing our apartment. Not to mention they tried breaking into our apartment. The staff insisted that something would be done with those residents, I am still waiting for something to be done, it has been about a year. I would have to say, do not ever be fooled into thinking this is a nice place. The lease you sign is ridiculous, and they trap you because you are a student and typically do not know what a real lease looks like. Theirs is completely one sided, etc. I would have to say, most definitely go some place else. By staying here not only is your safety is jeopardized, but also your wallet sincerely suffers. As I said, somehow, even though this winter has been significantly warmer than last, our electric bill has stayed the same or increased, and we have been trying to conserve more. I cannot express enough how much I regret living here. Do not fall for the gimmicks as I did. You will regret it also. read more