Baylor Plaza III

Lived here throughout graduate school. It was a great deal for a student with a restricted budget. When I lived here, cable and internet were included in the rent, which hovered between $ 450-​$ 500, since I had a dog. It was a great deal, with campus being only a few blocks away, or a 10 minute walk.
The buildings are old, and every now and then there would be a break-​in, but usually in the buildings located on either end of the complex. I was lucky enough to be in one of the units in the inner part of the complex. Baylor police would also patrol the complex every now and then, and most noticeably on weekends and busy exam times. Walls were a little thin, and I could clearly hear my neighbors (ex: singing girl through the bathroom wall, and guy listening to loud EDM, dogs running around upstairs). The units haven’t been renovated, and were built in the 1970s, which I learned from the maintenance guy when they were replacing my A/​C. Luckily the tiling in my kitchen and bathroom had been updated to stone tile, so that was a random nice perk. Pretty easy for bugs to get inside too.
It’s not the best place to live, but if you were on a strict budget like myself, then it was a great deal!