Campus life will definitely be very good when compared to India. We can find 50% Indians on the campus. The infrastructure is outstanding and libraries and sports clubs are available. Good medical facilities are available. And also students can participate in leadership activities for those who are interested.

Before going to the US I contacted my seniors and asked them to arrange accommodation. They arranged for me off-campus accommodation. Along with me, another 3 Telugu students were in the same room, so cooked sometimes and Sometimes we ate in hotels.

I currently live on campus at an apartment. I wish I did not though. It is not the university's fault as to why my apartment complex is so bad because my apartment is privately owned. If anyone is looking at apartments I would suggest the Arlie. If you are looking for a dorm, Arlington Hall.

I wanted to move back to Texas to get a fresh start by myself. The University of Texas at Arlington just seemed like the right place to be. It was diverse, not a party school, and it was close to where I lived when I was young.

Not applicable to me.

I chose this college because of its proximity to me and because it was the cheapest and closest to me. Also, I chose this college because they have a good mathematics program and the program I wanted was available there.

This college was close to home and provided me with lots of aid and grants which made it low costing and affordable compared to other colleges hours away. I already know the area, and I would be saving tons of money by commuting.

Great location being close to Dallas which is what I needed. It also had great credibility and reputation, especially the business department and major. I needed someone where I could be out of the city and have a college atmosphere.

Campus life offers a diverse experience for students looking for social communities, educational opportunities, and professional communities.

Rooms are shareable. Not too sure about other infrastructure.