Living Learning Complex Dorm Reviews at U of M

All of the desk assistants, resident assistants, and custodial staff are the most friendly and helpful people. Maintenance issues are always taken care of in a timely manner. To add on, all of the other residents are very friendly and respectful of rules to include: quiet hours, keeping the common areas clean, and quest rules. I have enjoyed my time spent here.

My Experience at the Living Learning Complex was decent. I spent a lot of my time in my single room. The bathrooms and hallway could use a lot of work. The bathrooms never stayed clean and the janitors barely came to clean them. They would sometimes come once a week instead of coming every day.

I liked living at the LLC it wasn't horrible but it is a freshmen dorm and you will fully understand once you live there. The dorm is a great walking distance from the campus. It doesn't have a stove though so if you are ok with that you should be fine. With everything that has happened in the past year, the LLC was boring but its understandable. They did a good job at making sure we being safe.

The RA,a did their best to ensure our safety, while also trying to form positive relationships with us. The trust that was formed between the residents and the RA’s help to make the experience better for everyone.

Living Learnig Complex is a wonderful, and greatexperience for freshman. I am surrounded by those in the same age-range as me. I would lke there to be more various kitchenware there (no stoves or ovens), but I know that would cost extra money, so it's fine. The staff is really cool and understanding. The commo area is spacious and has comfortable chairs. The rooms are also nice and can be spacious if you move things around right. I will be returning next year.

I was a resident in the LLC during my freshman year of college. To start, the building is centrally located— almost as much as the administrative buildings. I could get to every building within a 7 minute walk. The design of the building is intended for security. You must check in with the front desk, scan through two doors to access the appropriate side of the building, scan to enter your hallway, and (of course) scan to enter your dorm room. After certain times of night, you even have to scan to enter the building itself. The atmosphere of the common areas is dependent on the time of day and the residents that frequent them. Residents will go to different floors for studying or social interactions, but it is as varied as the people. There is little food available in the dorms aside from the vending machines and what you purchase yourself. Nevertheless, delivery to the building is simple as many of the surrounding restaurants are very familiar with the location and it is one of the most accessible from the street. When I was there, the cleaning staff were extremely friendly and happy to help should you have an issue. Front desk staff are typically your peers, so they warm up as you get to know them. Bathrooms are not connected to the dorm rooms, but they are single-person use. Loved the dorm, just a little pricey for me to stay.

Living at Living Learning Complex is peaceful and convenient because of where it is located on campus. It is kind of in the center of the campus. The inside of the building and the rooms are very nice.

Although I lived my first semester of college here during the COVID outbreak, my experience has been phenomenal. This dorm is extremely clean and I have never felt unsafe. Anytime there was a need for maintenance was sure to get on it as quickly as they could. Although the common area was not open to hangout in due to the pandemic it was still very clean and well put together. The washing area and cleanliness were phenomenal as well as the staff. I rate it a 10/10 and I am so thankful for my first-semester experience.

My experience at the living-learning complex(LLC) has actually been pretty good. due to COVID, it does lack the fun communication experience most dorms come with but overall the dorm itself is very clean and tidy.

The Living Learning Complex (LLC) was usually pretty quiet with the exception of the occasional game night in the common areas, and there was nothing outstanding that stood out to me as an issue. There were two washers and two dryers on each floor to share between all three hallways, so that was a little bit of a struggle but other than that I really enjoyed living in dorms. I purchased a parking permit for the LLC parking lot and I highly recommend that over general parking as well for the convenience.