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- Likes:
- The events that they conducted during the welcome week were very fun and got to learn a lot about the university,
- The club Devil Data Science, the club helped me gain even more skills, and they have a very good vibe here so you can literally ask anything and they will help you no matter what,
- ASU has a football team and a big stadium, the stadium is really pretty as the airport is nearby and flights literally pass above the stadium and it’s a very awesome thing to experience. And also became a fan of football after coming to ASU
- Dislikes:
- The classes are really far apart so there is a lot of walking that you have to do and it’s a bit difficult because of the heat.,
- Some events like career fairs and resource fairs have limited entries and though you register before you sometimes don’t get an opportunity.,
- Change of class or schedule is not that flexible.
Campus Life:
Arizona State University (ASU) has several campuses besides including Tempe, Downtown Phoenix, West and Polytechnic. Each campus is unique in their offerings and facilities. The Tempe campus where I go to school is the biggest one equipped with a library, sports services and other medical facilities. At ASU life on campus does not lack vibrancy especially during significant events like ASU Football Games beginning from the first week of semester all through till spring break. It’s so much fun and it provides a good chance to meet new friends among your fellow students. In terms of academics I belong to Devil Data Science Club which involves group projects, workshops attendance and networking with professionals in the field. Moreover there are an array of extracurricular activities that include sports as well as cultural clubs or student organizations like any other university out there making sure that everyone finds something interesting to do.
Hostel:
I opted for off-campus accommodation, which I found to be a great choice in terms of affordability and convenience.I found the place through online platforms and recommendations from student groups on Telegram and Discord. The monthly rent is $450, which is quite reasonable, and the accommodation includes basic amenities such as internet and utilities. One of the challenges I faced was the speed of securing the place due to high demand so speed was key. For future students, I suggest that you start your search early and join student groups for leads. Most Indian students tend to stay in similar off-campus housing near the university with mine located very close to campus.
- Likes:
- I like how there are many Indian students in the college.
- Dislikes:
- I dislike the opportunity of getting on-campus jobs is pretty rare.
Campus Life:
Campus life is great, infrastructure is great. There are a lot of clubs, and events and joining them is easy as well. You can even start your own club as well. Faculties are good with behaviour and knowledge. It has one of the biggest sports complexes in Arizona with good wifi.
Hostel:
I am paying 500$ per month as rent and I am sharing it with 3 other people for 2B2B. You can rent a car as well and renting is quite easy. The rent insurance covers most of the rental accidental damages. Finding accommodation is quite easy here.
- Likes:
- There is always some event happening in and around the college, whether academic or non-academic.,
- There are numerous restaurants and sports stadiums where basketball and football matches are free for ASU students with an ID card. Additionally, Business School students enjoy a pre-game party before matches.,
- ASU's graduation ceremony is one of the largest in the West Bay.,
- ASU is the most beautiful campus, one that cares deeply about its students, and a place where I would feel proud to be a graduate.
Campus Life:
ASU boasts the world-class Hayden Library, which houses an extensive collection of books and offers ample space for media rooms, printing, design, art, and more.
Hostel:
80% of the students live towards the southeast side of the campus among 3 different communities. Average cost for the student is 600$ - 700$ (includes rent, bills, utilities)
- Likes:
- University is not just famous for coursework but also is very good at conducting events and parties at school which motivates us to work hard during weekdays and enjoy ourselves on weekends from university organized events . Overall we have a happy life at ASU as a student.
- Dislikes:
- Nothing about the university but the location is very hot .Except for the weather, everything is best in ASU.
Campus Life:
Campus life is the best and one time life experience especially at ASU as ASU has been named as the BEST PARTY School.
Hostel:
I stayed out of university with my friends from nearby universities, and my monthly expenses, including all bills and groceries, would be almost 600 dollars a month.
Campus Life:
Lots and lots of resources, but one has to find how to use all the resources effectively for themselves.
Hostel:
First year was a dorm, then onwards shifted to off campus housing. Dorms were more expensive than off campus but it really helped when it comes to socialising.
Campus Life:
The campus has some events going on each day and has a building called Memorial Union with most of the fast food chains.
Hostel:
I stayed off campus starting 2nd year with an average monthly spending of 700-800$
- Likes:
- The events, functions and workshops organised by the clubs and organisations on campus.,
- The implementation of extra credit assignments to help students bump up their grade.,
- How easy it is to navigate through campus and making use of the opportunities through the abundant resources available.
- Dislikes:
- The food at the dining hall, the quality is subpar.,
- Part time jobs extremely picky and based on luck. Do not know where applicants are going wrong.,
- Tuition way too expensive and the cost in general of insurance, books and other materials
Campus Life:
ASU offers a vibrant and diverse campus life that caters a wide range of interests and activities. Fests : Homecoming- a longstanding tradition at ASU, homecoming is a weeklong celebration that includes parade, football game, etc. Culture test : a celebration of the diverse cultures at ASU.
Hostel:
I chose to live off campus. I bought groceries, cooked, sometimes ate out. And sometimes due to hectic work load I often skipped meals or just ate one fulfilling meal for the entire day which was a good economic decision.
Campus Life:
Campus life is good. Many events happening every week. It’s fun and lively.
Hostel:
Generally people stay in dorms or off campus housing. There are many nearby
Campus Life:
Campus life is awesome. There are clubs, and events for many things on the campus. campus life was awesome. Many opportunities to collaborate with students through events and clubs. Many resources are here. In Information Technology, Teaching was not that great.
Hostel:
I took off-campus housing as it is cheap. Rent is around $450 in 2024. Try to get an apartment that is in the way of orbit buses. Orbit buses are free
Campus Life:
The campus is filled with high tech stuff, massive library and so much place to study, relax and have fun. There is no shortage of space to study and focus if you are looking for a quieter place to sit and study. All the campus is fully equipped with wifi to help you stay connected and do assignments from anywhere. There is also so many places to eat from and there are events happening everyday where you can always find free food :)
Hostel:
I am currently sharing with a roommate which is the most cheapest option. A shared room in tempe, arizona will easily cost you close to $450-500. Including food expenses, you can easily expect to spend $700 to live a comfortable life per month
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