California State University - [CSU-Sacramento], California, Sacramento - Accommodation

I am living in an apartment shared with other students. It is the best one as the rent is less and the utility expenses are minimal split between 5 people. We share a 2 bedroom apartment and it is near our school too, so easy to commute by bus.

It is a really good college for international students. A lot of Indian students go there. And their business school is well known. Moreover the professors there are nice and helpful and they know what they are teaching.

I live off campus in apartments. But our campus has great on-campus hostels too. There are many apartments near the college. Students share one apartment. We are 4 people sharing a 2 bedroom apartment.

Diverse community, great business school, awesome faculty. This campus gave me an opportunity to be in the honors program which is amazing and is based on good gpa. It has great metworking opportunities as well.

This school is decently priced with a wonderful business program. Their program is the best around the Sacramento region and also put me in the area where I'd be working after graduation. Sacramento State offers a lot of programs to help students.

I live off campus because living on campus is very expensive. Mostly, students try to live off campus where they can share costs with roommates. Also, the campus provides a residential colony for students which is good.

It has an excellent Business school. It aims at developing engaged, responsible and inclusive leaders who enrich communities. It makes us ready to embrace the social and environmental responsibilities of the 21st century by making us learn how to respond creatively and effectively to emerging global and technological forces.

I live at home, so I am not sure. I understand that the on campus housing is very close to campus, and my school offers a bus called the hornet express as a means of public transportation for students.

It was close to home, so I could live at home and commute whilst still saving money. In addition, I pretty much fell in love with the campus when I visited. The campus was easy to navigate, the staff was kind, and I did not feel like a number despite the school being quite large.