Campus Life:

SU allowed me to embrace my student life all over, once again. From weekend hiking to midnight events called Orange After Dark, from rock climbing to sustainability clubs, I got to fulfill many activities on my bucket list as a student. The university has a club for book readers, sustainability, coders, dancers and many more. Don't like any of these? You have a chance to create your own club! SU makes it all easy for creative students. The campus has a silent library and an active library. The entire campus has a high-speed wifi facility. It also has various sports grounds both indoor and outdoor. I am pretty sure SU has so much to uncover in a span of 2 years.

Hostel:

There are rental agencies like SQL, University Hill Apartments, Orange Housing etc., that can help you find your new home. If you are to sign a lease, you shall pay a deposit that costs around $450-$600. Anything above that is overpriced. The rent also varies from $350-$600 per room, including/ excluding utilities like electricity, gas, water and wifi.Each room is for one individual. If you are willing to share, you must have the landlord's written consent. Most of the houses are located near bus stops. The transportation is free if the student's one of the destinations is university. Otherwise, Centro will charge you just 1$ per ride.

Campus Life:

There are so many events and activities happening all the time. Students won't be able to attend all of them because they will be tired haha, There are super powerful computers and cloud resources which the students can utilize for performing their research and projects. The WIFI all across the campus is easy to connect and high speed. It also has access to Spectrum Watch so we can see live TV, movies and series available on that for FREE! We have amazing gym named Barnes Center for Fitness and it has everything we require.The health facilities and sports facilities are really good.

Hostel:

I live in a 5 bedroom apartment with my friends. We each have a separate room. There is no sharing here in Syracuse usually. We pay 560$ per head monthly.

Campus Life:

Syracuse University is notorious for its parties, but don't fall into its trap since it's mostly the undergrad students having fun. The facilities are modern, and you won't be disappointed.

Hostel:

There were many off-campus apartments available with the lowest starting from 1200 USD per month per apartment to 3000 and above. Compared to big cities rent is much cheaper and the cost of living is much lower in a small University town like Syracuse.

Campus Life:

The campus is really large compared to a lot of universities in the US and they hold a lot of extra curricular events for grad and undergrad students which makes Syracuse stand out.

Hostel:

Very cheap rents compared to other areas, current rent is 450$.

Campus Life:

Campus life is amazing. All the facilities including the library and sports facilities and the gym. Everything is amazing. There are a lot of fellowmen. The infrastructure is too good and up to date. Syracuse SASA and Orange After the dark - Clubs.

Hostel:

Type of Accomodation opted - Off-campus. There are plenty of options available. Criteria for shortlisting - THere are no specific criteria. Usually, all the off-campus accommodations are near to the campus.

Hostel:

The dorms are incredibly nice for college dorms. You won't be disappointed. Several different living options as well. There are singles, doubles, triples (suites), rooms with wall dividers, south campus luxury apartments.

Beautiful campus, good location, sports, and school pride, and of course great academics. The housing is great and the student body is diverse enough and is the faculty. It has a good enough reputation and a great social life.

Campus Life:

Campus life is good. We have events such as (orange after dark). Students can search this online and they will get the whole schedule.

Hostel:

I am staying off campus and my rent is $450 per month with utilities.