Rent for Singles: Shared F/W = $235-250, S/S = $115-125. Private S/S = $205 Deposit: $200, $25/semester is non-refundable Utilities to pay on top of rent: Gas, electricity, internet, cable Length of contract: 4 or 8 months

Rent for Couples: Varies depending on size of apartment-all in houses upstairs or basement; range 1-3 bedrooms with 1 bath; some have washer/dryer in unit; Utilities on top of rent-depend on apartment; Length of contract 1 year

Number of bedrooms: 3

Number of people: 6

Number of bathrooms: 2

Units in complex: 24

Other things: Laundry on-site, dishwasher, microwave, cable, rec room, internet

Comments

I would not recommend Miller Apartments to anyone. The fact that you only pay $200 a month is negated by the fact that you have a $35 utilities every month and they don't give you back your security deposit. You can do nothing to lower your utility bill since they average the utilities between everyone in the entire complex. If anything in your apartment is broken or in need of maintenance, the maintenance guy will come, look at it, tell you he'll come back, and then never come back. This is happened 4 times in my apartment. 

The apartment itself is old, has a large, ugly pantry in the middle of the kitchen that blocks the living room. There are 2 small bathroom for 6 people with bathroom space for only 4 people. In your room, you'll enjoy a small closet with 2 small drawers with a small dresser of 4 drawers that each hold 4 folded shirts each. If you need more space, you are out of luck. There isn't enough room for a single desk in each room, let alone space to put an extra dresser if you need. Did I mention you do not have a food disposal? Or working A/C? Or heater? (All reported to management but ignored.)

Parking is terrible. There are, as of now, 3 potholes at each entrance that have caused damage to multiple cars. Parking lines have faded away or there or multiple lines within 3 feet that make it unclear where you are allowed to park, yet you will get a fine/towed if you aren't parked within the right lines. Management has acknowledged these and said that people just need to be more careful driving in the lot. If you have friends over, there are only 3 15-minute parking spots for visitors for the entire complex (about 25 apartments) so they will need to park about 2-3 blocks away in order to find a spot on the street so you don't get a ticket. 

The cherry on top is that for cleaning checks, they check your apartment only when you are not home so they can charge you for things you've already cleaned. (I was charged $15 because the faucets in the bathtub weren't shined).

On the bright side, it is only 3 blocks from the Field House so you can enjoy a brisk walk from your run-down apartment to campus.