Every sorority has a house now. We're not going to go in there. cypress a or b is the way to go. This is Willow Street. Maybe two years ago. We are out of the USF campus now.

We are getting back towards the gym in the Sun Dome. That lot is a combination of student and employee parking areas. Its a good place for a quick snack for class because it is closer to everything. Currently there is no timeline for the completion of the building. It's actually just a big pond but they put sand around it. Thats employee parking back there. It's a really big building so its hard to miss. If you have any questions about the campus, feel free to leave a comment on this video. We are turning right, which will take us by the Music building and the Arts building. They also have graduation here. This is the new part of campus called the Village which are dorms. This is in the south of campus. Also, do a regular suite unless you know your roommate and can deal being together in a small space well. You share a room with someone and the bathroom is communal, so its for the whole floor. The Rotation Station. You can only access the front if you're walking up towards the MSC. I loved the community feeling of Juniper with the adjoined bathroom and common area, its a very good way to meet people on campus! We are going down the Sycamore Road which will lead us back to Holly. Sure JP dining isn't that bad but you're really far from everything if you don't drive or bike. I guess because the Village is so new and advertised as a social hub (no pun intended until now where I realized that could be a pun intended) that's why people dgaf about volume there throughout the day and night, but still sheesh. 2022, Sketchfab, Inc. All rights reserved. There's a bull runner. If you live here, you can just walk right across and the parking area is there. People like to run or jog in that area. Ive never actually been there. Some of them are apartments. But that's just my interpretation of the descriptions on the site: https://www.usf.edu/student-affairs/housing/housing-options/suite-style/beacon-hall.aspx. The Florida 529 Savings Plan is not guaranteed and is subject to market conditions. Theres a duck crossing the street. One of the main parking lots is here, to the right.

Also, I know that someone here was also asking about the double end suites a few days ago, but I forgot to answer them. If you want to get to that other parking garage, this just loops around. Also, JP is cheaper; you're basically paying for the newness at The Village. The Honors College hopes to use the new building to attract more students to the college, while also giving current students more opportunities. This wasnt true in JP as the end suites were much bigger, but those typically get chosen by returning students who get room selection earlier. Sometimes it's wings. Here are the Magnolia residence halls, which are apartment style. Here are other buildings around. I hung out around JP a lot last year just because that side of campus was quiet, and nice.

There is a big field in front of Cooper and then you have the College of Business. This is the main entrance to the recreation center. However, the college has since grown to over 2,000 students. They also have these multi-purpose rooms where you can study as a group or have meetings. Most campuses will have a student center for its students. In front of us, there is a big building where people or organizations would hold conferences and events. Here are some more Science buildings. Summit is missing the middle pod area with the dorms surrounding it, and I missed it from JP. To the left are the Engineering buildings.

Before, there used to be a couple of sororities that didn't have a house and then they moved into the other ones. Its always nice to see them. We're on the back of the fields.

Plus, there's lots of people who always have positive comments about the community feeling there. **Private and Out-of-State College Housing Students attending a private or out-of-state college can use their Prepaid dormitory plan benefits. This is another main road for class because people are always crossing between these two areas. I think its in the southwest. You can see the library over there. They have tables and benches. If you're new here, please read the sticky and/or /r/USF/wiki/index before submitting a new post. This is where you are going to go if you have the homecoming concert or a basketball game. This is where you can turn to get to the Sun Dome and also the campus recreation center.

I've never actually done that, but I always said thatI want to try it. This is where everyone parks for when they are going to their classes.

You have all of your resources in one place at the MSC. Theres a long walkway. That meant I still had my own bedroom. They are suite style rooms. Beta and Castor are where it's at. Sometimes it's tapas. The houses here are obviously very different from most schools that have more traditional Greek life. I think that a few more classrooms are that way. document.getElementById('footer_submit').onclick = validate_footer; The Florida Prepaid College Board does not provide tax or investment advice regarding its Florida Prepaid College Plans or Florida 529 Savings Plan. Here, we have the Contemporary Art Museum.

You can register with them there. Holly loops around so we were on it before. It is located really near the different buildings that have classes. It's good to live on this side of thecampus if you're an Engineering major or have a lot of Science-related classes because you're right next to the buildings where your classes will be held. Now, we're approaching 50th Street. The hospitals are back here. Beta is probably the only one worse than kosove lmaooo. My roommate and I (thank God we lived together the previous year and got along really well) ended up bunking our beds to make more space. They also do intramurals in that field. I hope this video was helpful. If the non-approved housing cost is greater than that of the approved standard double-occupancy dormitory room, the student is responsible for the additional cost. A community for students, faculty, alumni, and staff of USF. The student is responsible for housing costs that exceed the current average rate payable to a State University in Florida. Maple has only two buildings, though. I was really nervous about that as I came there from father away and didnt know anyone. I lived in this building in my sophomore year and I lived in that one during my freshman year.

The new building, which in its current plans will be four stories, will be right next to Summit Hall.

That's the Mass Communications building back there and this is the library here. Cooper is right in front of us. Also, I've heard from people that Summit is much better than last year now. There are a few more classroom buildings here.

They changed it to a new one but everyone didnt really like that. I dont know what theyre called.

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Its now called a different name. That's right next to the Student Center. This is a good view. This is the Business school. All these people live in Greek housing. I appealed with housing last year to get the rent lowered because it was the same price as a regular double suite. It's SMALL. Now that everything is there it may be different, I have a friend living there in a single now who likes it. The bathroom is everyone's main nitpick but I honestly prefer them because you don't need to wait for people to get out nine times out of ten. I think this is the Jewish Center or the Wesley Youth Ministry.

As with any investment, it is possible to lose money by investing in this plan. Now, were on the other side of the library. When I was a freshman, we had the Fresh Food company which was in the middle of the campus. Subway's over there, to the right. I did have a class in one of those buildings. You have the campus mail center over there. I live in juniper, and it is super close to my classes, the juniper dining isnt infested with hundreds of people all the time unlike the hub, and sharing a bathroom with 4 people is big deal at all, in fact i kind of like the rooms being connected, it has made me and my suitemates way closer than I would think than at the village. As you can see, this area has a big and long walkway with palm trees. John is here, driving. Which one do you live in and how is it, How is the community? Now, we're going to turn left into Maple Drive and we're heading towards Greek. If you turn left here, you end up behind the gym. I lived in juniper for about a month but had to move out because of how loud it was.

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Over here, we have the Music building and the Arts area. I still have to drive to my classes.

I'm not a Business student, but I had to take some Mass Communications classes there. The other double suites look very similar to JP only slightly larger :) feel free to reach out to me if you have any specific questions. (FRESHMAN YEAR) / USF, WHAT TO EXPECT AT USF / FIRST TIME ADVICE, INTO USF Tips- How to Apply to USF Direct. I know a lot of people do internships here or they volunteer here. And double end is having a bathroom in the room. Everyone always walks down that sidewalk. I dont have any classes in that area at all. Back there is the new dining area. If you turn right, it will take you right out of campus. There's this new building and then there's an older one on the other side called the Bunker. This is the main entrance. You might spend a lot of your time here if you are a Business major because that's where all your classes are going to be. Welcome to the Green and Gold of Reddit. Here on the left, there is a soccer stadium. But if you look though at the double end suite dimensions, my interpretation of it looks like the double end suite is a lot smaller than the traditional rooms, especially if its only 8 feet wide with 2 people.

Today, we are doing a campus tour of USF. Please read the Program Description and Participation Agreement carefully. Coming out to the main street, right in front of us are the Engineering buildings. There are always ducks around here just crossing the street. This area always gets so full, so it's hard to find parking here. We are at the very northeast point of campus. Both first-year students and upperclassmen live in Juniper-Poplar Hall, which features multiple common areas, a kitchen and study lounge on each floor, and a dining hall, laundry facility and mail center on the first floor.