Campus has too many activities in fall and spring in which students can take part.

I live off campus which is near my college.

Really good campus, a lot of student clubs, a lot of activities on campus. Library is excellent, and the staff is supportive.

Private room, off campus accomodation. Almost all students live either at Prairie Shores, Lake Meadows or Eden Commons. Eden Commons is a bit cheaper and costs about 600 USD per month.

Campus had recreational center for daily extracurricular activities. We had Table tennis, snooker and other things to enjoy at international center.

I have no experience living in university housing. We rented nearby apartments the cost was approx. 350$/person when shared 2BHK with 4 people.

I preferred off-campus accommodation since it was cheaper. The campus accommodation was not great quality wise and was expensive and not worth it. The only downside to living off campus is that since the area around my college wasn?t safe, only safe and affordable options are further and require a longer commute.

Concentration on Technical facet of architecture, also a reputed college for Architectural Studies. It was headed by one of the most famous architects Mies Van Der Rohe who is known for his 'Less is More' philosophy.

I lived on campus when I went to IIT. I lived in McCormick Student Village, which was a college dorm-type building, for my first two years. For my last 2 years, and the year of my master's degree, I lived in student apartments on campus as well.

I really liked the idea of a hands-on education that they were offering. There were many project-based courses that were required as part of the curriculum, and that is how I learn best. I was able to do research in addition to these projects as well, which gave me more of the experience I needed to succeed.

I lived in an apartment right next to campus. I was pretty happy with that freedom and proximity.

Great school for my major, good pricing and close by.