The college has only one campus in Tucson. Library, huge stadium, fests, clubs, global parties, Bash events, and Recreation centers are extracurricular. Not only this there are several free workshops going on in the library about 3D printing, Sewing, AR-VR gaming, Hackathon, etc. There are many communities too for each department. There are many football matches and basketball matches held in the stadium. The stadium is very huge. People come here to see all over the country.

Average rent to be paid for sharing room per person would be 400$ for furnished apartment. 350$ for unfurnished maybe.If you are looking for private bedroom it would be roughly around 700 -800$ furnished apartment.

There are many clubs and events that keep happening almost every day. There are two huge recreation centres with state-of-the-art equipment. There is almost a club for everything for example - swimming, dance, art, table tennis, squash, painting, basketball, archery, football, literature, e-sports, health sciences, etc. The WiFi on campus is very fast and covers the entire campus.

I live in a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom unit along with 3 other roommates. It is a fully furnished unit with a TV, Washer/Dryer, Oven, Microwave, Induction Stove, and Dishwasher. The base rent is $2300. Electricity+ utility comes to around $100 per month. So the total per head comes to around $600. There are cheaper places (unfurnished apartments) where the total rent per head is around $450.

Many libraries, the hours are good, lots of clubs to choose from, 2 gyms and 2 pools

They are amazing, I haven't rented and instead stayed in on-campus housing in the Honors Village, but it is an amazing experience if a little expensive at $10,000 per semester.

Campus life is good. They have amazing buildings, cafes , and Sports Recreational centres. Campus has wifi all around and is connected well with public transportation.

On an average you need $700 a month to cover off campus housing rent, food and miscellaneous expenses.

I have only attended this coursework virtually during COVID so I can't really say about the things.

It was a good experience overall based the content, media outlets, and for non English language students they had notes and each video lecture provided as a long text as well. The university did a great job in providing the resources and time to build this coursework the way it is now. I would say that for basic understanding one should try out these course works more often to learn more things.

Campus Life is not very great. Tucson is a very small town with very limited options. Research facilities are great.

I stayed at student housing where my rent was $1500 including meal. My accommodation was a two sharing room.

Dorm life is honestly what you make it, a lot of dorms try to host mini-events within their communities. Living on campus is great for people who are social and want to make friends when enrolling here. It's important to remember people are different and you may not get along or be friends with everyone. So always try to respect another person's boundaries or beliefs.

Feels like home and a great place to practice being independent. I also learned they have a lot of research opportunities and teach students about leadership. The community is fantastic they're always looking for new ways to be sustainable and help out the city.

Good medical programs. I see a good opportunity to get into med school. It is also in my home town making my commute easier to school. Also, I have family support to help me as well in school. I also enjoy the campus and the weather.

For the dance program that it is known for!! It is one of the best known and sends alumni far places to be very successful. The faculty is incredible and has given me really knowledgeable information so far!!!