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Is it quite expensive to study abroad, but USF does a wonderful job informing you on the numerous scholarship opportunties on campus and off campus.

Depends where you're going and how long. But usually there are scholarships available from the college as well as outside sources to help with funding.

my college friend uses chegg.com for cheaper textbooks and rentals

slugbook.com it compares prices and you can also rent. check it out.

chegg

You can try FSU book store or Bill's Book corner. Both are on campus.You an either borrow or buy books from these places. However, to get a good deal, it is always better to buy online. Another option is to get it from the school library using Interloan Library or UBorrow

Yes, but I don't know much about it.

Yes, seems pretty cool. I am not a part of it but they are at market wednesdays...

Basically every university has some type of Asian club or association

There are a lot of coffee shops and midtown is a really nice area to hangout in. During Football seasons and on certain holidays there are a lot of activities downtown which is walking distance from campus.

Gainesville is very affordable. It is very much a college town so bars are cheap and there is plenty of fun stuff to in walking distance

HUGE! From making lifelong friends, networking, to great volunteering opportunities, joining Greek life can definitely change your college experience. I loved every minute of my Greek life experience.

You get to network with numerous individuals, make friends, and participate in numerous activities. Typically each sorority/ fraternity has its own "week" which they put on numerous events (social/ philanthropic based etc.)

meet s* tons of people. Helps alot if you dont know anyone at this school.

Are main library is open 24/7 and there's a Denny's on campus open until 3am that people study at sometimes

Yes, on campus the Library is open late and even all night. Just off campus there is a little coffee shop called Atomic coffee that is open late too.