University Crossing Apartments

(they didn't), so I returned to him to go ahead with moving apartments. I was told that not only would me and my roommate need to pay a $350 relocation fee (each), but that he could not guarantee us being relocated to the same apartment. As such, I did not move apartments, and still endure the torture of living in Building K to this day. Things that have happened since living here: 1. Woken up at 2 am by a girl running through the complex screaming for help. 2. A one hundred person party in the apartment across from mine, which required police intervention to break up. 3. Gunshots, which according to management occurred off the premises, although I am not convinced. 4. A weekly mountain of trash accumulating around the trash compactor. 5. Regular parties past midnight during the school week. 6. Cars broken into. 7. A notice from management to not walk alone after dark. 8. Constant smell of drug use. My final straw occurred today when I asked if the property manager could contact me in response to a noise complaint I filed last night with Ruston Police Department. I was told that he does not respond to complaints unless serious, and that a noise complaint is not considered serious. Management does not care, except about having cupcake decorating days and waffle bars while the community goes to ruin around them. I understand the risk you take living in student apartments, but the state of living at University Crossing is beyond that. If you however enjoy being a nuisance and disregarding the rules detailed in the lease, University Crossing is the place for you. Management is more than capable of allowing you to cause as much headache for your neighbors and fellow residents as you please. I was foolish and naïve enough to decide to live here. Most of the five star reviews are about the quality of the tour, after which they ask you to leave a review. Again, do not, do not, do not live here.