Hostel:

I live off campus in a house. I rent the house and I have 2 roommates. It's very convenient because I have a car, but the bus system is also very prompt and accessible. On campus house is also pretty nice, it's is more expensive but it?s a short walk to classes.

It was the cheapest and best school I got into. It had a lot of school spirit and a lot of my friends also attended this institution. Binghamton University boasts academic excellence as well as a strong desire to give students the best value for their education.

Campus Life:

There is everything you could ever imagine to have on a campus. Things might have changed due to covid. They have clubs/organization for literally everything. The Indian community here is very active and celebrates every festival possible. My fav being Holiday & Ganapati.

Hostel:

Here most of the graduate students live off-campus. The rent here is quite affordable as compared to metropolitan cities. The average rent is $350-450/month

Campus Life:

There are various clubs that you be part or lead. You name it and you might have club for it. We have. Cheese club, dancing, singing, astronomy and everything in between.

Hostel:

I use to rent apartment. It’s cheaper. I negotiated properly you can get a room for 300$ or so. There are lot of on campus associations to help with that.

Campus Life:

Campus has various activities rolling all round the year along with a lot of extra curricular activities.

Hostel:

I stayed off campus where the rent per person/per room is very low and feasible for most of the students. This is the best point about coming to binghamton, the accommodation is really cheap.

Campus Life:

There are a lot of extracurricular activities to get involved into, libraries are a great place to stay even if you need to be there overnight, the bus facilities are great for students. Wifi is available throughout the university.

Hostel:

Off campus accommodation is cheaper, around 350-450$. On campus is around 800-900$.