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Hello! My fiancée is getting deployed and we decided to move to an apartment without roommates for when he gets back. Unfortunately, I already signed a lease for next year and I can't back out. Maintenance has always been quick and the office is friendly. It’s a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with individual leasing, so it’s a great setup for roommates or anyone wanting their own space.

Some of the best perks:

• Pet-friendly
• $699/month with minimal utilities
• Free tanning
• 24/7 coffee bar
• Pool
• The Library study/lounge area
• 24/7 fitness center

The complex has really good amenities and a great atmosphere overall. If you’re interested or want more information, feel free to message me!

I don’t post on here often so I don’t quite understand the format of everything, but I’m a high school student from the KC area looking at both KU and Kstate. Ive been a Kstate fan my whole life but KU seems to have a lot of fun things to do as well. I’m looking to do Kinesiology on the pre-med track and Ive basically heard that it doesn’t matter where your undergraduate degree is before something like KU med. I value student life and am introvert who’s a little more outgoing than the rest of introverts as I wanna have a fun time in college and I appreciate both small town and big city vibes. So my question to you all is what school did you like better, what are the differences, and what do you all recommend?

Hi,

I'm moving to Manhattan, Kansas for a year long (2 semesters) program at KState. I'm looking for a place that's either in walking distance (less than a 25 min walk) to the University or has a convenient bus route, because I won't have a car. I'm a 24 year old woman. If this place was already furnished with a bed, kitchen appliances, and a washer/dryer, I would be so happy. I would prefer a 1 bed or studio, but I'm okay with roommates, if we can agree to keep the shared spaces clean (sinks, dishes, toilet, shower). I'm kinda allergic to dogs/animals that shed a lot, so pet free would be better. I'm planning to come late August. And my budget for rent and utilities combined is between $600-850. Suggestions, thoughts, and opinions are welcome.

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I recently moved to KS from a very populated area. The change is honestly very disappointing. I didn’t move to the KC area, too expensive. I have been having trouble finding any providers in here. Anybody in this subreddit that does the business in this state? Sorry If I lack some knowledge lol. Thanks! Feel free to reach out.

Is everyone's Canvas still down? I keep checking mine with no luck☹️