• There are two campuses in the university, but I never really needed to visit the other one. Most of the things I believe are on the main campus. A decent number of events happen in the university ( not too many if you are a party person, but enough that you can enjoy yourself with your friends).
• There are very nice facilities available for gaming and sports, including almost all types of courts and athletic facilities. There are very nice gyms on the campus as well. The main gym in the YMCA is the fanciest one I’ve ever seen. There’s a nice library on campus as well, where students can go and study in a common area/ book rooms for presentation practice or studying in solidarity.

• There are many good accommodations available around, but if you are fully vegetarian and wish to have vegetarian roommates, it is extremely difficult to find. This is the reason I had to live alone for a year and paid 950 USD per month just for rent, excluding electricity (it included wifi, in-house washer/dryer, and almost all other appliances).
• It was a 1-bedroom, unfurnished apartment. Now I am paying around 240 USD (Total is 950 USD for 2 2-bedroom apartments and there are 4 people living), excluding electricity, wifi, and there is a common laundry facility in the apartment complex. The previous apartment I found online, and the one I am living in now, I found as a vacant place with my friends.

• There are many campuses on campus named, Engineering, Business School, Arts and Finances and many more.
• There are libraries, grounds, stadiums, gym, health services, police station.
• There are many clubs like SGA, SCA, IISE, ISA, Ameya, Gaming and other student organizations.
• All the international festivals are celebrated all around the campus. Most of the events are free of cost

• I had my Seniors who helped me find the accommodation.
• There are some whatsApp groups for the Indian students and some mission groups which will help to find accommodation. The rent is 220 and utilities like electricity and wifi are additional things .
• I did not have any difficulties because of my seniors. But Whatsapp groups are best way to help each other out.
• My accommodation is 0.5 miles away from the university and most of the indian students live in Tall Oaks apartments.

Good everything was there clubs and everything the students need like swimming pool , recreation center and many other like library for studying. Many of the students have their own laptops but still if you want a new one you can just take it from the library and give it back and lots of events go through every day and there will be a more connection with the us students.

Stayed outside the campus.

I transferred here from the University of Kansas because WSU felt more like home and everyone is much friendlier and more helpful, making my experience less stressful.