• Different events will keep happening around the campus; you will have different apps by which you can track those events and go and enjoy them.
• Indian events like diwali, garba will also happen so get some indian outfits as well.
• Every facility, like the world-class library and sports medical services, you would get everything on campus and some other person is there to help you out all the time.

• I networked with people from stony brook and got to know that on-campus housing is the best because of its own perks, but they vary from university to university. So talk to people who are already staying there.
• On-campus housing is difficult to get, as many people are in line to get it; it's on first come first serve basis so you need to be quick in decision-making.

• My college has three main campuses: SBU main campus, Southampton campus and Manhattan campus.
• All facilities are available, including the gym, football, basketball, badminton, swimming, squash, volleyball, and pickleball. Extracurriculars in terms of contributing to career growth are widely available on campus through a lot of events.

• Stony Brook University provides on-campus housing through their college portal, which is easy to use and easy to access. The accommodation process is very competitive, as huge numbers of students try to compete in the applicant pool. One recommendation would be to go for rooms that are 3 BHK or 2 BHK, as they are the cheapest here.

Lot of extracurricular activities dur to the good number of undergraduates and facilities are top notch. We have goos number of students in on campus Accomdation so it all fun and lively with more participation in clubs.

Accomodation is slightly expensive than other universities. It costs around 770 for room and extra 200 for groceries etc.

Every amenities was provided, safety as best, and also lot of clubs to participate in. Overall good balance in academics and personal life.

It was really good, nothing to complain about.

Part time is really difficult to find over here, for extracurricular there will be events going on like any other university but depends on the interest of individual. As a badminton fan they don't have a separate court for badminton and also I have to pay $30 per month to access the gym which is kind of sad. I really like the classes and Libraries, one of the library is open 24 hours and also study lounges are so many over here and they are really good. Wifi is really good never had a problem with it for more than 10 min. This university is best for people who want to research as they have a lot of funding for research projects (I am not 100% sure of this)

I live on campus in a 3BHK apartment which is like 15 min walk to the main campus and the campus shuttles will run most of the working time. $700 rent includes all utilities even laundry, also they clean the house once per week maybe $100 for groceries (per month)

Throughout the year, the university offers a wide range of activities and events. The research facilities are cutting-edge, and the libraries have extensive resources. High-speed Wi-Fi connectivity is readily available, and the institution provides excellent sports facilities. Additionally, numerous student clubs cater to a variety of interests, ensuring there is something for everyone within the university community.

In the context of on-campus housing, I currently reside in a double-sharing single-bedroom apartment, for which I am charged a monthly rental fee of $970. There is also the option to select a double-sharing double-bedroom apartment, which entails a monthly rental cost of $770 per person. It should be noted that all these rental fees are quoted on a per-person, per-month basis. Additionally, the university provides a free bus system for students residing in on-campus housing. Alternatively, one has the opportunity to explore more cost-effective accommodations off-campus. However, in such cases, individuals may be required to make their own transportation arrangements.

There are 3 major residential areas namely West, Schomburg, and Chapin in decreasing order of rent. Chapin is the cheapest and all Indians prefer living in Chapin. The rent ranges from $600 to $1500 depending on the type of room you choose. For a 2 bedroom 4 people apartment the rent is around $700 including all facilities. For family housing i.e 1 bedroom apartment, the rent is around $1200 to $1400. The rooms are well furnished. Every week the people of the residence come for cleaning.

Huge campus, the fact that it's a state university, lower tuition fees, the flexibility of selection of subjects for graduating, project/thesis option, the fact that everybody completes their masters in 1.5 years instead of 2 years, good placements with amazon being the mass recruiter, good quality research, good reputation, lower living expenses, lower rent for on-campus housing, many facilities, free university transportation, etc.

I stayed in graduate apartments provided by the university. It was filled with Indian students predominantly, Luckily my room was a bit more diverse with American and Chinese and I got to interact with someone from a different background than where I came from.

Stony Brook was among the top 40 schools for computer science and one of the most economical schools as well. They are really famous for their systems-related courses as well as cutting-edge technologies like Data Science, Computer Vision and Machine Learning.

My university offers great on-campus housing. It is safe and secure along with a cleaning service. During COVID times when all universities were shutting down their campuses, Stony Brook went above and beyond by providing all international students with low-density quarantine housing. The University went so far as to provide free food to all the students. I think this shows how student-friendly the university policies are.

Good ranking for Computer Vision and Excellent campus facilities. Low cost and therefore high return on investments. Great placement opportunities for jobs and internships.