Campus Life:

The campus is huge and the infrastructure is commendable. Being a public university helps get federal funds which ensures the maintenance of the campus infrastructure. We have a lot of extracurricular activities too! The gym includes activity areas for various sports, such as basketball, badminton, table tennis, and squash, as well as activities such as boxing, pilates, spin classes, etc. The campus offers numerous opportunities for a student to thrive.

Hostel:

All first year students are required to stay on campus where they can choose rooms that consist of different options like a single, a double (2 people in one room), triple (3 people in one room) and a quad (4 people in one room). Usually it's the first 3 room choices that are mostly available but in situations where a lot more people (apart from first years) opt for on-campus housing, they might add quads too! Every dorm consists of a public kitchen which has a microwave, oven, fridge and stove. The dorms also have study areas as well as recreation areas with things like a pool table or a table tennis table to relax!

Campus Life:

It was more of an online program; however, as UMASS Alumni, we were invited to attend all the campus programs and events whenever we visited the University. Yet to visit Massachusetts.

Hostel:

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Campus Life:

There are more than 600 clubs to choose from. They range from sports, fine arts, debate, art, academics, adventure sports and much more. The Du Bois library is the largest student library at 28 floors. WIFI is available all around campus. There is a recreational turf as well as a recreational gym Centre along with basketball and badminton courts.

Hostel:

I lived on campus for 3 years and it cost me around $5000 per semester as I opted for a single room. Double rooms will be approx. half of that. Finding off-campus housing is hard due to the rural nature of the campus.

Campus Life:

Campus life is good, infrastructure is good. There are a lot of resources on campus that can help us study. There are a lot of organizations and clubs for your interests. Wi-Fi is not very good. Libraries are really good.

Hostel:

There is no accommodation on campus for master's students. Rather there is a resource crunch in Amherst. But I was able to get a very convenient place off campus. Rents are high.

Campus Life:

It has everything on campus WiFi, huge sports facilities, a gym and lots of research facilities as well.

Hostel:

I stay in a 2 bed one bath apartment with 4 people and rent is around 1950 per month for the 4 of us.

Hostel:

The on campus housing is a bit costly. The price is around $11,200 per year (?8,00,000/year).

This university is one of the good universities for Masters in Data Science. It is also close to where my spouse works.

Hostel:

yes i live on campus. my dorms are great. we just dont have personal bathrooms. otherwise its perfect

i am a biology major and my university is closer to Boston which has immense opportunities for me.