Campus life was full of fun, offering a perfect blend of academic rigor and extracurricular activities. The university gives numerous opportunities for students to engage in various activities, make new friends, and create lasting memories. There were a lot of fests happening here like techno fest and a lot of societies were also formed in order to engage students.

I personally stayed in a shared apartment with other students.This really helped me to save money yet made me a lot connections with other students. On campus housing is really expensive. Food expenses went from $250 to $400 per month. There were no meals provided by the university but essential groceries and toiletries were given to students.

Campus has all the necessary amenities & it’s vast, a bit exorbitant but provides all the facilities & is tidy.

Around 600-700/rent & 250 food/amenities.

Good campus with ample amount of facilities like library, gym, sports, social activities.

There are so many accommodations available around the university.

Campus infrastructure and extracurricular activities are as good as they can get. We have clubs in each department that cater to the coursework to stay relevant; example Product Club (for those interested in a Product/Project manager career).

The living expense in Silicon Valley is high, one of the only drawbacks for an international student. This includes rent, taxes on basic things, electricity, utilities etc. Hence, student prefer to over-share space here, eg. 2-3 people share one bedroom of a 2BHK.

There are countless number of clubs, events and extra curricular activities to participate. Al though it is up to you how much you want to get involved. The library is huge and it is fun to study there.

I stay at apartment nearby. I share a Master bedroom with one other student. The rent is $800 and the total rent for the unit(2B2B) is $3355.

Yes, I do live on campus The living cost depends on which dorm you stay in and it goes up to $20,000.

It is a small university in Silicon Valley which is the hub of my major.