• It is located in the Buckhead area, offering a modern learning environment with advanced facilities designed for business and technology-focused programs such as MSIS.
• Evening and weekend classes are common here, making it accessible for students with daytime commitments.
• GSU houses over 400 student organizations, which include cultural, professional, and recreational clubs.

• Off-campus accommodation was one option that could offer more flexibility in terms of budget, privacy, and facilities.
• I found my accommodation through online platforms and student groups.
• Rent: The monthly rents ranged between 500 and 800 dollars.
• Some neighborhoods, being popular with students, had few vacancies, and it was quite difficult to get a spot.

Very diverse, and lots of free events but the events always start super late. Tons of cool clubs. The library is very nice and modern with lots of study rooms, wifi is good, and the gym is amazing! Not a lot of participation in these activities though because the school is majority commuters.

I chose this college as it was the cheapest, most diverse, in the state and had a great Hospitality program. Georgia State is a very diverse and great college for people who want to work in business or nursing given that is right in the city and we have access to amazing companies and networking. However, the inference instructor could be better – I wish we had more of a campus that made it feel like a campus culture – the campus is very open to the hustle and bustle of downtown, which is not really a great thing when it comes to safety and community and I think it affects the number of students we have engaged in afterschool activities. Because of the environment we are in, lots of students like to go to class and go straight home, so although there are lots of programs that are happening very less students take advantage of them.

There are all types of clubs if anyone is interested. They are free to join. Events occur frequently.

The rent is around 1600 dollars for a 2b2b apartment. With utilities add up to 2100. Current Bill: 120, Wifi Bill: 60

There are lots of options for clubs and activities! You have lots of options, ranging from the Red Cross to premed programs and Greek life.

I have a student apartment that I share with roommates.

So far my experience in computer science at Georgia State University has been really good. The faculties are good and they also provide you with sufficient study material in order to learn the concepts well. There are many research opportunities at Georgia State University. Unfortunately I was not able to secure that but some of my friends got into research position even during undergrad under some professor. The infrastructure is really good at Georgia University and also the extra curricular activities are quite good as wel. There are always some or other events going on in the universities where you can participate which may be related to different cultures, business, job fairs, etc. There is universal Wi-Fi across all the buildings and the campus. Georgia State University is also known for its research facilities, there are many research going on and Georgia State University even compensates students for participating in research.We have three libraries in total and all of them are very good. Georgia State University also has a student recreation center which is extremely well equipped with every type of sport you can imagine.

At Georgia State University there are many accommodation options, the accommodation options provide many different options and their price vary according to the options you select. There are shared room as well as private room available and there is also apartments style accommodation available where you have kitchen while there are also options for Dorm style accommodation. The price varies from accommodation to accommodation but one can expect around $1,500 per month for accommodation which also includes food I am living off campus from the beginning of my undergrad journey. Atlanta is quite affordable, even in downtown you can get a two bedroom two bathroom apartment for $1800 to $2,000 which can be shared between four people and after utilities it comes around $550.

Campus life in Atlanta was a kaleidoscope of cultures, fueled by a constant buzz of events and activities. I found an instant family in the 50+ Indian students making chai dates and Bollywood movie nights a regular escape. We weren't just classmates, we were a support system, Navigating cultural quirks and cheering each other on. The infrastructure was top notch a modern library with endless resources a state of art gym pumping up our fitness goals, and a health centre catering to every sniffle and sprain. But the real soul of Atlanta shone in its events the international festival was a whirlwind of cultural performances the battle of the bands a cocophony of musical dreams and the annual Pantherton a charity race showcasing Atlanta spirit. Clubs and societies were equally vibrant, the social ENtrepreneurship club brainstorming ways to impact the local community the robotics club whizzing around with their creations, and the Bollywood dance society hikes, there was something for everyone.

Atlanta campus offered options on and off campus but with my entrepreneurial spirit I knew off-campus would fuel my independence. Finding the perfect pad wasn't easy. I scoured online listings, joined Facebook groups and even consulted seniors for recommendations. Shortlisting was all about the essentials affordability safety and a short commute. I landed a cosy shared apartment close to campus splitting the rent with fellow international students. For meals, I explored the Atlantas campus boasted vibrant food options from the campus cafeteria to diverse ethnic restaurants nearby. Cooking with my roommates kept things budget-friendly and weekend explorations added delicious adventures. Mnaging stay became a mini startup project jugging budgets navigating transportation and even whipping up the occasional feast.

The campus life is very chill and relaxed. However, I feel a bit lonely because of the lack of Indian culture.

My roommates are very decent, and they are international as well. We split the dormitory into our own sections and we reside happily.

I live off campus. The monthly average rent for a single room is $750 and for on-campus, it is $1250. Feasible options include sharing your room with other students.

I chose this university due to their extraordinary achievements in biomedical research arena.

Average rent to pay for a 2 bhk is around 400$ excluding other charges. Total is around 600$ per month

I liked the research and course work at Georgia State University. I also liked the location of the university.

I don't live on campus.

Close to my house.