Aggie Station

I have lived at Aggie Station for two years and have nothing but great things to say! I think this is an ideal place to live if you are a freshman incoming to A&M or Blinn because it is close to both and has people from both. I have been paired up with random roommates both years and have always had a good result generally because they match you based on an informational sheet you fill out. Still though what I loved the most was having my own private room with a bathroom. Mine was a good size on the first floor but the rooms DID vary in size. So if you want a larger room for whatever reason I would say to speak with a leasing agent. That brings me to the staff which has always been friendly, helpful, and diligent. They always double check work orders, communicate things about the apartment complex or any general information. They have events multiple times a month that you can go to and get to know people around the apartments like free food. Which is why I say it is great for someone new to the city! The amenities are also nice, I loved the pool, worked out in the workout room often (which is up to date and less crowded than rec), and enjoyed the basketball court.
So to sum it up I really enjoyed my time at Aggie Station, I never had a bad experience that wasn’t immediately taken care of and was always treated politely.

I have lived at Aggie Station for 3 years and don’t have any complaints. Everyone there is friendly and helpful. When I need maintenance to come out, they are usually here within the day and get their work done quickly and effectively.
The apartment isn’t the height of luxury, but everything is in good condition. There have been some occasional noise problems but overall the building is pretty quiet.

I would never live here again! I was unlucky enough to get a kleptomaniac for a roommate. She stole my iPhone, money, clothes, and who knows what else. The locks on the bedroom doors don’t work so she would just break in when ever she felt a stealing spree coming on. The last straw was when I found out she was the one who stole and broke my iPhone. I spoke with the manager thinking there must be something they can do to help. Most the office people are wonderful except the rude manager who told me they won’t do anything because the thieve is paying rent. This girl is crazy and I can’t even lock her out of my room. I do not feel that my belongings or myself are safe here.

I would never recommend living at Aggie Station.
The management staff is completely useless. If you have any problems with your roommates, they will not offer to help you whatsoever, regardless if it actually concerns your own safety. If you have any maintenance needs, they say they will get right on it but it’ll be days before they actually do. They say that they do roommate matching, but they absolutely do not.
The apartment walls are paper thin and you can hear every little thing, from your roommates phone vibrating to anyone talking in the living room. You have to constantly tip toe around each other so you don’t disturb anyone. The apartment is definitely not worth the price! It’s so tiny and cheap, and they keep raising the price every year! The internet connection is just awful, it doesn’t work half of the time
I would tell anyone and everyone not to move here.

I would highly recommend this place if someone is looking for a furnished apartment.
Pros:
–Biggest pro: This place was well maintained and everything was in good working order.
–They include a microwave, washer, and dryer in each apartment at no additional cost.
–The maintenance staff are fairly quick to fix any issues you have. Most fixes were within 24 – 48 hours. Another big pro. They were willing to change out worn parts on a toilet and washer very quickly. The one exception was when I was trying to get a light bulb fixed. It took 2 months. Tip: Do not orally communicate your problems to the office staff. They will not submit the work order even if you see them writing it down. You must go through the online submission.
–The place was furnished with decent furniture, and I had plenty of space in the common areas
–The apartment was very clean on move in
–Office staff were always friendly, even if they weren’t always helpful
–It was an excellent bang for your buck! I just wished that they had 1 bedroom apartments available
Cons:
–Some of the office staff are really helpful; some tell you they’ll get back to you and then don’t.
–The workout room is pretty small. That’d be ok since it’s an apartment complex, except the machines were kind of small too. I think they may have replaced one or two of the cardio machines for normal sized machines, but most of the time I was there, the cardio machines were too small to move effectively.
–The computer center is also NOT 24 hours like they say. I’ve seen a panicked girl at 12:15am in the morning that had her test materials locked in the computer room. She had gone to her apartment to get a drink and the door lock wouldn’t let her in after 12am. So, while the computers are technically on 24/​7, you can’t get access to the room from about 12−7am.

I have lived comfortably at Aggie Station for my entire college career thus far. The living spaces are comfortable and spacious as far as apartments go. The maintenance staff has improved on their response time and friendliness over the years, and the office staff are very friendly as well. The apartment comes with basic furnishings, but can be dressed up quite nicely by you and your roommates! I would recommend these apartments for any college student looking to get out of the dorms into a reasonably priced, cozy, not overly extravagant apartment complex.

Simply can not suggest living here as they have overlooked the obviously in an epic failure of any planning or care.
If you ever need emergency services, this is an extremely dangerous situation. None of the buildings have numbers on them that you can see from a vehicle so naturally, you guessed it, no one can find your apartment. The only numbering system they have are these little plaques inside the hallways, so if you order a pizza, the driver has to get out at every building, walk inside the hallway to figure out what building it is, and they are not even in any order. Very dangerous. How hard would it be to put numbers on the buildings so that the pizza driver (or ambulance) can find you? DUH!
Can not suggest living here as with an obvious problem, this stupid, shows that they don’t care about your safety.