Campus Pointe

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.**

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.