Tel Aviv University (YAU)

Although the dorms are really outdated and disgusting, they are the best choice. I lived in Einstein and it literally took no more than 5 seconds to get to the main entrance of the university! At first, I was stuck with weird American roomates even though I originally asked to be placed with Israeli or other foreign students. The housing office through the exchange office and Israeli office were very accommadating in helping me find vacancies in other rooms and I was able to then find an apartment with three other Israeli roommates who turned out to be awesome! The dorms are a real social place and I don't know how I would found my friends if I hadn't lived there.

Independance, close to the city centre.

independence, comfortable

So that I can have more of a Native experience than a Univ. abroad experience.

it's quite pricey but the facilities and standards are way above any country in the region, still maybe it's because i'm an independent person

All of the students are there. It's extremely social and like a big party. Neighborhood is great. Very close to campus, the mall, restaurants. Easy to make friends living there.