Campus life is good if you stay near the college and infrastructure is amazing too, there are not many clubs as such I don't know much clubs and the WIFI is available to the whole campus and has a great Gym.

I didn't live in the dorms but the city of Boston is itself very costly and the college is in downtown so the costs are very high near the college.

Amazing, free wifi everywhere, beautiful campus, lots of engaging events.

I am renting a room near the university, paying 800 a month and about 50-60 for utilities.

Plenty of space on campus to sit and work. Has a Wi-Fi facility everywhere. You'll see some or the other activity happening on campus throughout the year. Very lively atmosphere. Ample research and sports activities, too.

Living costs are on the expensive side since it's Boston. People usually share rooms to cut down costs.

Campus life for northeastern student is amazing there is some or the other event happening where you would be actively involved by major clubs at northeastern. All the festivals are celebrated and there are free events happening each week where you get some merchandise or food. On every 11 of April there is a event called giving day in it you can take part and there are several game and events happening throughout the day they offer ample of free food and drinks as well as free toys and merchandise through the summer on every Wednesday. There would be Ben and Jerry's ice cream for free.

I was living off campus. I had rented an apartment with 4 other people in a nearby place to the campus which was around 5-7 min walk from the campus. I usually used to walk while going to campus and while coming back I used to take the red eye which is the cab service of northeastern to come back home. For food I usually used to cook in morning and used to eat the same thing in the evening, occasionally I used to eat outside like twice in a week. Also, regarding snacks I go to target or stop and shop once a week. I buy things like chips, cookies, yogurt and many more things which I can have during the day. My rent, food, snacks and going out costed me around $900 average over the course of 24 months

Lots of clubs on campus, over 100+ instrumental, music, technical major, sports, Greek like, and fun clubs as well on campus. There is one library and 3 main study academic buildings. Great athletic facilities and lots of food options on campus. Great WOFI.

Housing is getting better, the school has bought many more housing facilities. Had a spacious double past semester and a single with 4 roommates in an apartment first semester

Life at Northeastern is amazing as it has the best faculty and learning methods good infrastructure and amenities it is worth in the end.

The accommodation provided by the campus is expensive compared to living off campus but on campus can save a lot of money as travel and groceries can be quite expensive if you are living off campus and have to cook on your own.

Infra great, campus life great, on campus job: next to impossible to get, costly: expensive!! Events: lots of events happening

600$ / month for a shared room between 2 people. 100$ utilities. 200-300$ living expenses

The size of campus is too large , located in Boston,MA, and there the intercultural students are learning, there are lot of things of learning with study like communications, other country languages etc. Every week they have educational events and fun activites. they have strong internet connection, that provides to sti]udebnts and Faculty. they have sports event like basketball, ICE hockey and many more.

Boston is cold but pretty cheaper area , campus is large in size, we have good options to get on campus works, we were students living in appartment, each two people adjust in one room, is good, neat and clean with kitchen appartment close to campus, they have better internet and wifi options.

Campus life is vibrant with numerous events throughout the year. The Fall Fair at the beginning of the semester provides opportunities to join clubs and engage with student government. The library is extensive, offering excellent WiFi, and the recreation center is well-equipped for gymnastics, cardio, and various sports activities. There's a wide array of extracurricular activities, contributing to a lively and engaging campus environment.

Accommodations near the university can be pricey, leading many to share one-bedroom apartments with 4-5 people. While some opt for larger units in places like Jamaica Plain and Roxbury for affordability, safety concerns arise for nighttime commuting. Others, like myself, choose residences in safer neighborhoods like Brighton or Allston, albeit with longer commutes (45 mins to 1 hour). The cost varies; in Jamaica Plains and Brighton/Allston, private rooms range from $700-$900, and sharing rooms range from $550-$700 based on the location.

Events and actively are a plus. It just refreshes you from your course stress. Always a great time here.

It is costly in Boston I pay approx 700$ for a shared spot and then groceries and everything sum up to around 1000$ monthly.