There are 3 libraries on the campus. And some of the largest collections of books in the country. There are a lot of clubs which you can take part in. There are gyms, pools and all sports courts where you can engage in activities.

Apartments.com is the best place to find apartments anywhere in the US. You can find cheap places all over Tallahassee if you’re willing to share the apartment with other people. And it is pretty safe here.

Everything is the best. Campus is very big with good amenities. Every month there are various events and extracurricular activities.

On average, the living expenses come out to be around 800$. Rent - approx. 500$, utilities and food - approx. 300$ (if you are not sharing) otherwise manageable in 500$ for everything if sharing

Campus has got a lakefront park, gyms, stadiums for every sport, good labs, decent libraries that also provide laptops for semester for free.

I live at 2 mile distance from campus. Rent is 510$ for. 4*4 called Seminole grand. It has got swimming pool and a gym. It is pretty decent. There is roaches issues with every other apartment, other than that it's good. There are also other options to choose from like social seminole, aspen.

The campus has full WIFI services and we have frequent matches going on in the college. students get free tickets. We have various events conducted in every semester.

I live in a 4 bed 2 bath apartment with 3 other roommates it costs me around 410 $ per month. The rooms are spacious. There are also shared rooms if you want to share with anyone. We get a room for 200$ Per Month depending on your preference.

I'm paying $450 for the room that I'm staying near my university.

I just love the curriculum and the opportunities in the university.

On campus housing is about the same cost as off campus when considering the total cost of rent and utilities, but it is much more convenient for students without a means of transportation. The bus system for nearby apartments is very reliable to and from campus, but traveling beyond the small nexus of campus is difficult if you cannot drive. However, the campus life is very active and walkable.

The school is very cost-effective, and they accepted the credits I already earned. The World War 2 institute at FSU is one of the largest and most interesting collections held on any campus, and given the actual ties the city has to this era, it provides a greater environment for learning about the subject matter.

I have lived off-campus the two years I have been here. The first year I lived in an off-campus dorm and the second year I lived in an off-campus apartment that is close to campus and walking distance.

Florida state university has an amazing business school. I am double majoring in management and sales and I believe I have learned so much through Florida states business school. The majority of students graduating from the business school also have countless job offers.

I lived in a dorm for two years and off-campus for three. The first dorm was suite-style, but the second was apartment style. There are plenty of cheap apartments off-campus that are within walking distance.

Location, scholarship, research, and everyone was very nice when I visited. I felt at home, and the campus was beautiful. I also wanted to go to a large school. I wanted to participate in Greek life, which is very large at FSU.

I am a legacy here and it offers a fantastic psychology and hospitality program which helps me to truly learn and study what I would like to do with my life. FSU has given me opportunity after opportunity to grow and change and ready myself for my future.

Good programs, staff, and it was the college that would take me. I am homeless and wanted to give my kids the best future I could. The professors are great and they do what they can to help you and very flexible scheduling.