• OSU believes deeply in being inclusive of all cultures so we had a lot of cultural activities. I wouldn't necessarily call them fests but it was a sizeable gathering. We had holi and diwali celebration for indians.
• There were other cultural festivals being celebrated too. I can't remember their names but I remember eating a lot of new kinds of food at Union, which is like a front desk building to OSU. Most of the information you need is at Union.

• I opted for off-campus housing. I lived in University village which is about 2-3 miles from the main campus. The housing isn't too good but it will be enough to get by as a student. A lot of Indians who come to Columbus, Ohio for education end up living in University Village.
• So there's a good indian community there. I would recommend students live in UV if they don't know anybody in Columbus already. It's easier to make friends from the Indian community in Columbus.

I participated in about four business-related clubs. Libraries were very good, with Thompson Library being one of the best in the country. The RPAC (main gym) is also one of the largest collegiate gyms in the country, with other gyms available too.

I chose this university because of multiple factors: - I live close to the university - Decent rankings in my program - High abundance of extracurriculars - Large alumuni base It was a great overall experience. It had very friendly communities and the academics were solid.

Life at OSU is fun. The clubs are very active and they host tons of events to participate in. OSU has one of the biggest recreational centers in the country and offers many classes. Libraries are one of the best parts of OSU, they got around nine libraries on campus and I never had any issues finding any books or document there. Wifi is available everywhere on campus.

OSU is kind of the center of the city of Columbus so there is plenty of off-campus housing available just walking distance from campus. I live off-campus and the rent is pretty reasonable in Columbus.

My accommodation off campus is very nice, I always have the opportunity to meet new people and expand my network.

I chose this university because the academic pressure that is demanded from the university is suitable for me.

I chose this college because it is close to home and it was also the most affordable. Thanks to in-state tuition and FAFSA o was able to not be in so much debt but also the school is a good school that's hard to get into and had a good program

I lived on campus in a very nice and new residence hall. The dining hall was accessible and my dorm was very close to all of the academic buildings as well as the recreational center on campus. My dorm was close to a lot of restaurants too.

The program they offer is the best in the country and the best school in Ohio that is offered for my program. They aren't affordable and close to my hometown. They have the best professors, advisors, and programs.