Honors Academic Village, toledo-oh

Making students pay 1000 for a shared room for 2 days. “Move out by may 2nd, but still pay 1000 a month in rent for the month of may” I would rate 0 stars if I could, this place sucks. Such a scam, this world is a worse place with this building. DONT STAY HERE.

Nice dorms. Great option for engineering students. Parking sucks.

Would not recommend to anybody who has the option. If not for the price point alone, Honors Academic Village is only a disappointment through and through. They have internet that goes out for days on end with no response or initiative to fix it. They also have paper thin walls and doors that merely suggest that you have privacy and have no sound deadening at all. Also, good luck finding anyone helpful to talk to, especially if they move someone into your shared room without your consent. If you have any issues at all, better rough it out and move somewhere better next semester.

Probably the nicest dorm on campus, which is shown by the price. I have lived here for four years. My first two years were pretty nice, but they switched to an internet provider who has been nothing but trouble. Monthly internet outages that last for multiple days are not out of the ordinary. I wish I could give a higher rating, as all of the people who work here are amazing and super nice. However, when you are living somewhere as a student in today's age, access to internet is one of the primary concerns. All assignments and many quizzes and exams are given online meaning that constant wifi outages are a critical issue. Would recommend checking out the other places on campus that are getting renovations until the wifi issue is fixed. (If you are curious about the wifi provider, research Pavlov Media. HAV switched to them in the fall of 2021. Pavlov had low ratings then, and has only dropped since. They currently stand at 1.9 stars on Google.)

High priced dorms, it does feel like a hotel. It is the farthest from engineering campus although they do have computers with engineering accounts hooked up to those computers, those accounts are exclusive to HAV and engineering only. For those who are considered sophomores with dual credit, forget about parking close to your dorm as the nearest lot is by the I-house. As I said it does feel like a hotel and has one of the best communities for someone who doesn't want to be living with others who are not serious about school. It also comes with a fitness room and one bathroom per suite.