Arizona State University Engineering Programs

• I live off-campus, very close to the university. A friend recommended a WhatsApp group where people post accommodation listings. I found my place through that group. The monthly rent is $350, and the facilities include access to a pool and nearby laundry rooms—that’s pretty much it.
• One of the challenges I faced was not being able to view the place in person, as I had to secure accommodation before arriving in the U.S. Fortunately, my apartment is very close to campus, and there are free shuttle buses for students, which makes commuting easy.

• I found accommodation via Whatsapp Groups and Discord channels (e.g., ASU Housing, Indian Student Groups). 
• Rent: $300 – $800/month (shared apartment, utilities included).

• Online platforms like apartments.com and other websites give a good overview of the housing. Many WhatsApp groups also provide opportunities to look for roommates and coordinate with them. Reaching out to property managers because of timing differences is a bit of a challenging task while searching for accommodation.

• There are many online websites present that help to find the perfect accommodation that you are looking for. Some challenges that I faced were finding the right roommates. This was a big challenge for me as I did not know anyone at ASU so I had to talk to a lot of people and then finalize my roommates.

ASU is very good with its coursework especially for masters in Electrical Engineering ,along with the faculty who were experts in this particular domain. Also the labs and cleanrooms in this university were ranked in top list which would help me gain practical knowledge. ASU is a very good university with super diversification and excellent coursework provided with world's best faculty to guide every individual.

Arizona state University was offering me a variety of courses and flexibility to choose courses from multiple fields. It paved way for a very flexible and diverse coursework. The overall experience is truly amazing, with great faculty, infrastructure and diversity. You sure will learn a lot about life when you come here for masters and it is going to be tough in the start. But it is all going to be worth it.

Overall it was wonderful experience and also very challenging. there were occasions where I had to mentally strong to cope up with the ever changing scenarios and the keep with the fast paced academics and coursework while maintaining my personal life, all in a well balanced scale.

I'd say it's very exciting, there's always something new to learn, something you've never done, and opportunities are plenty, There's a holistic development process that one goes through I guess, not only at the university but also otherwise, managing household stuff, managing your money and time. There's no one to do your stuff for you, so it really puts you to work!

It's providing nice depth in terms of specialized field of mechanical engineering. For instance, it has good curriculum for robotics and fluid dynamics classes in terms of mechanical engineering. There's nice curriculum for finite elements and HVAC as well!

It’s the US’s largest public research university with a ton of research opportunities and lot of resources.