• On our campus, many events are held every week, and we are notified prior by emails so we can stop by for whichever event interests us.
• It provides facilities like a library, sports, medical, food court and cafeteria, gym, swimming pool, and basketball court.
• And there are plenty of cultural activities and extracurricular activities.

• I had a few friends and relatives living around so they helped me sort out my accommodation part. I personally didn’t face challenges because they took care of that. But here people find from Facebook Marketplace and online platforms too.
• They get it from apartments.com or zillow.com to search for houses. But the authenticity of that house needs to be checked. You cannot trust anyone online.

• The campus experience in terms of events, fests, clubs and extracurricular activities was pretty good. My college has 2 campuses.
• One campus is in downtown San Francisco and the other one is in San Francisco city.
• The downtown campus is a smaller campus with just one building as the campus while the other campus in the city is the bigger campus with library.

• I opted for off-campus accommodation. I got in touch with a few students from my university and we started looking for places together. We used online platform like Zillow to look for places.
• We asked our family and friend already in the US to help us look for places. They guided us in our house hunt and we found something very close to our campus.

I was on the downtown campus so not much aware about the activities but i am sure they were good.

Living in California can be expensive but its worth it. You will find good infrastructure.

This classes for this program doesn't happen in the main campus, which is a bummer. The downtown campus is just a building but equipped with all the basic facilities. The main campus, however, is huge and has gym, pool, recreation hall, library etc. There is a lot happening in the main campus including extracurricular activities, movie nights. Graduate Marketing Association is one of the club that the student can join at the downtown campus.

$900-1500, living in close proximity of the downtown campus is feasible as the classes happen in the evenings as well. Commuting in SF is easy via Muni.

There are lots of clubs, I'm part of a new one called USF Khandaann which we made for south Asian students to find a community. The Wi-Fi is shaky sometimes, there is a Koret gym, a large library.

The options are very limited, the housing is guaranteed for first and second year students. After that, it's a housing lottery. The new dorm building called Lone Mountain East is an apartment style building, with suites of 2 rooms and 2 bathrooms and a shared kitchen. Housing in the city is hard to find near campus at an affordable price.

Universities help you to find your accommodation. All three countries are beautiful and never stress about staying. You will be fine.

I chose this program because of the exposure it was offering. Also, having the same set of people traveling with you all around the world strengthens your network. Moreover, i am an entrepreneur so wanted to have academic strong in that field.

I have not formed yet but will be this fall. The arrangements are quite tight and I have a triple dorm. There is a wide selection of food and also, filtered water inside the dorms for our convenience. The food is convenient to get an overall, from what I have seen, everything seems great.

I opted for USF because it had the direct-entry nursing program that I had been aiming for as well as being one of the tops in the nation. There are only a few direct-entry nursing programs in California so USF was a top choice for me. As a low-income student, I was able to apply to a majority of my colleges without fees and USF had already given me an application fee exemption due to my GPA and test scores. In the end, I chose USF from other schools like UC Santa Barbara and Azusa Pacific University because I felt that USF provided me the best of everything and provided me with enough financial assistance to be able to afford the education.

I lived on-campus during my first year in the dorms. I did not meet any challenges. Everyone was surprisingly friendly to me. I used the meal plan because I was in the dorms. I moved off-campus and rented a nearby house with friends I have made. And that has saved me a lot more money.

I wanted to get into a school in California so I applied for almost all the major universities in California. I have a mentor who helped me pay for all the application fees. Almost all of them accepted me. I choose USFCA because I have heard that employers pay a lot in silicon valley. I grew up in a middle-class family so I had a lot of access to education resources growing up. I was always at the top of my classes because I want my parents to be proud of me.

We are in downlown capus, its just a building here. No campus. the main campus is great and all facilities there are accessible

i am not using university accommodation. I live in a 5bkh with friends 30 mins from downtown