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- The ROI is really good compared to other US universities, which was a big plus for me.
- Plenty of on-campus job opportunities were available, making it easier to manage expenses.
- The funding for the mechanical department was great, especially for research projects and assistantships.
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- There aren’t many tech companies nearby, which limits networking and job opportunities in the area.
- Weekends can get boring sometimes since there’s not much to do around here.
- Public transportation is pretty limited, making it hard to travel to nearby towns or cities without a car.
- Accommodation did I opt for Off-campus.
- I used online platforms and Facebook groups to find it.
- The rent was $450–$500 for a furnished space, including utilities like WiFi, electricity, and water.
- Searching from India doesn’t provide an exact idea about the space or surroundings, and you also need to find a pair or group to share the accommodation.
- Try searching through groups or connecting with people to form a group. This will help you figure out better options and plan for upcoming accommodations.
- My accommodation is about 2 km from campus. Most Indian students stay in a place called Tillman Place.I’m












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- Ranking is good and the program is exactly what I wanted. I also liked the curriculum.
- The university has Resources that I need, equipment and lab. The university is clean. I like the infrastructure. I am learning well and building on skills.
Dislikes
- My campus is in a different city and not in a main campus. I wish my department is still in the main campus or my campus has everything main campus has . I faced transportation issues.
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- Its an R1 university. The temperature is perfect because it is in the south. The campus is very pretty, and the football team is huge
It is a beautiful campus and very good for studying in a a peaceful and quite environment. Although it is a small r1 you can make connections with other students. It is usually undergrad focused college though with a huge football team.
One of the best programs for automotive engineering. The Clemson's automotive department is one of it's kind. The department provides state of the art facilities for automotive engineering. The department also boasts of good placements in top tier companies, along with extensive research opportunities.
I opted here to join the Deep Orange program. It is one-of-a-kind. The admission process is standard: GRE and TOEFL with your latest Curriculum Vitae, transcripts, letters of recommendation (4, min 3) and statement of purpose.
I chose Clemson University since they have a lot of good courses to offer for the graduate program and I saw on their website that they had a lot of research opportunities.
I chose this college because it was one of the only colleges providing a specialized course for automotive engineers.
I live very close to the university and always wanted to attend since I can remember. This is the only college I applied to partly because I was 26th in a class of 300 and had a 26 on the ACT so I felt confident in my chances to get accepted. I had many friends in the grades above me apply to Clemson so they showed me what was best to do and once accepted gave tips.
The campus is really pretty with the pond in the center. The atmosphere is safer and more personal than Columbia. The football programs are great. Tough school so a diploma from there will definitely be a good one. And the lake is a minute away.

























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