Campus Life:

Extracurriculars are very cool, everything is provided but the campus is one building but it's huge.

Hostel:

I'm living in sharing room.

Campus Life:

The campus is really big so there’s a lot of different events every week which is really nice. There are also a lot of clubs that anybody can join.

Hostel:

I got sharing apartment with some other students and the rent is around $600 for each person a month.

Campus Life:

UCONN, School of Business does not have a big campus apart from just a building in the Downtown of Hartford, but UCONN Storrs has a very big campus which will provide the experience of an actual state university in the USA.

Hostel:

I didn't stay at the university dorm. Most of the students choose to stay in private apartments near the college and the cost of accommodation varies according to the apartments. I stayed in a 2 bedroom apartment with 3 other people. It costed us $2200 for the whole apartment. So, its approximately $550 per head.

Campus Life:

Good number of libraries, sports. Depends on the campus you choose.

Hostel:

CAN SHARE ROOMS IF REQUIRED. COSTS 500$ per person if 4 people shares a room

Campus Life:

You can try out several outdoor activities to like Hiking, Skydiving, Rock climbing etc as a part of the university recreation clubs. Also Wifi, sports facilities, gym and game room can be accessed by all students and you can use the high performance computing if you need to run several programs that will take time.

Hostel:

There are several accommodations in various price range around campus. Some have public transportation facilities and some do not. It would cost $800-1100 each month including utilities depending on where you live.

Campus Life:

No Campus life for Hartford camps. We should visit storrs campus for any kind of extra circular activities and sports activities.

Hostel:

I have opted for off campus accommodation . Here the facilities vary depending upon the infrastructure .

This college is in my home state and I ultimately chose it because it was the cheapest I got accepted to because I have in state tuition. I was in the top 10th percentile of my class and I got accepted into UConn’s honors program that only accepts 500 students out of an incoming class of over 6000. I chose this program because I originally thought I would transfer out but after staying for a year I really liked the school, it was big enough and had plenty of diversity and programs offered. But small enough that I didn’t feel overwhelmed by the large community. The honors program is a fantastic community.

Scholarships are available to be applied. I received one from my university, which is renewable upon re-application. Work-study programs also give students a way to work while receiving aid. There are also student loans that can be used as a last resort for students that need further financial assistance

I wanted to go to a big state school in the North East that was affordable with good sports and a good Finance program. I visited the campus and it was beautiful. It's a college town which I wanted too.