University of Vermont (UVM)

Accomodation provided for international students is okay, we have all the neccessary facilities including laundry and free parking in the area. However for American students University provides accomodation only for the freshmen and softmores, all the others are to look for the housing themselves.

In L/L residental halls newly renovated suites, pretty nice, although small rooms; good located, close to all departments,gym, and dining halls

I lived in Redstone Apartments, which were around USD 430 per month, which is normal for the Burlington area. The downstairs apartments are very small compared to the upstairs ones, and the walls are basically made of cardboard, you can hear your neigbours talking. Those apartments buildings are located close to the campus, so you can use the on campus bus, furniture is simple but ok, cleanliness depends on you and your roommates, but the building is not too old, so this is not the problem. Most of the international students live there.

I liked to live on campus and I really enjoyed the campus live there.

For the cost we paid, I would expect more. The other thing was, that I was a bit older than the rest of students on that particular campus, so I would prefer people my age. Also, we did have to buy a meal plean, which was pretty expensive too and I didn't even use it all. There was a kitchen, but no kitchen utensils and it wasn't really worth to buy everything for one semester.

Probably the best way to live there for a semester.