University of New Haven Reviews and Ratings

• On campus Accommodation is expensive compared to off-campus. I would definitely recommend off-campus living.
• $400-$500 is the rent.
• WiFi common kitchen and sharing room
• I had no challenges securing an accommodation. The lease agreement is important.
• Stay off campus and save your expenses. Just half a mile from college.
• Indian students stay in New Haven and west haven. It depends.

• I opted for off-campus, which was near my university. There are on-campus ones too but they are a bit costly. Off-campus, based on the house that we opt for, we have facilities. We also have dining on campus where we can pay and eat.
• Connecticut has good transportation; because of that, we can take a house somewhat far too. In our house we had a common kitchen and 1.5 baths. Washer and dryer are in the house. All the utilities were included in the rent. We do have an additional cost for cleaning since we used to have a cleaning service that came biweekly.

I chose this university because this is one in my budget range and has a good reputation among all the admits I received. I would rate an overall of 7 for 10. The campus has good resources like labs, libraries, a career development centre, and many more to use for the sake of students. I am very passionate about data-driven decision making so I opted for Business analytics as my major.

In term of curriculum it was good but in terms of placements it was not so good you need to improve your skills and job search by yourself. My main factor was scholarship and easy admission without any rejection.

It was a good experience. A good place is not its location but its people. I was fortunate to have met good friends and good professors which made my time in Connecticut special. I have gained immense valuable knowledge working on campus and meeting new people from different educational backgrounds.

The college is quite nice for people who can study and relax at the same time with a lot of assignments few days, overall the college is not perfectly organized in terms of infrastructure and planning but the faculty is very friendly and professional at the same time

I chose this university because it is my program specific and provided me with funding opportunity The expetience was overall good and i learned alot about new things. For admission, I submitted a Letter of recommendation, SOP, MARKSHEEETS and RESUME ect.

Firstly, the University of New Haven is my safe option. I applied to different universities like Ucinn, SUNY Buffalo and George Mason. Although I got admitted to UCinn and RIT, considering the fee factor, I opted for UNH. But I regret coming here. It's not a happening university. High competition for On-campus and hated the scholarship process. This is the procedure for admission: Three LORs, SOP, GRE score ( not mandatory), IELTS. Apply on the college website, and usually, we get the decision in 2-4 weeks.

"SOP: General idea of why you’re pursuing the field, why you’re applying to this university, what makes you a perfect fit. LOR, & Resume" Scholarship, networking opportunities, location (close to newyork and boston), faculty (excellent for my course) It has been great. I love the application based nature of my program. There is a huge indian population which may make it easier for people who’re more comfortable with indians. Yale University is a 10 minute drive from the university this means we’re exposed to a lot of events, opportunities from Yale.

The Admission process was pretty much streamlined with the help of my consultant AEC Global at Hyderabad MS. Leena over here is an expert on international Admissions and guided me through the application and interview.