NTU is a pool of resources that will help you develop not just your thinking but your whole personality. You just have to tap in to the sea of resources and you'll find yourself in the pandora's box of knowledge. Their library outpost has a daily learning program in which they dedicate 20 minutes daily to learning something new. The libraries are huge and well equipped. It's a beautiful campus with a lot to offer.

I do enjoy the life in NTU though I just arrived around the begin of July. When talking about relaxing, free gym and swimming pool is provided which my friend and I frequent to. And the outpost in The Hive level3 also displays huge amount of digital materials as well as the multimedia equipment, I even watched a 1940 movie there. The design of this building is worth-mentioned that really content with its’ function--a space for students to interact, socialize and network with one another outside of formal classes. The foods are quite cheap and delicious. I would like to highly recommend to the ChaXiu Rice and hand-made noodles in North Spine, the Jiu Li Xiang mixed Rice in Canteen 9 as well as the Korean food in canteen 2. Anyway, life here is colorful. Make acquaintance with the new friend all over the world and study hard, play hard.

There is a relatively new student club called GEM Club that helps to organise events such as campus tours at the start of the semester and trips to heritage places for exchange students. Many of them have been on exchange themselves so feel free to approach them for any help!

Variety of food around the campus and halls. Despite the campus being huge, there's campus buses accessible to students.

Despite the nickname Pulau NTU, you can pretty much find everything you need on campus. From food and drinks at the numerous canteens around campus, to supermarkets, banks, as well as retail stores at the newly revamped North Spine. What I really loved was the vibrant Hall life and the ever friendly and helpful peers I met throughout my journey in NTU!

The new North Spine Plaza provides a wide range of food and entertainment on campus. I personally recommend Canteen 2, The Quad, and the NIE canteen for their wide variety of cheap and good food. Hall life is vibrant as there are many activities for you to take part in and if you’re feeling hungry at night, supper is readily available around near campus at the coffee shops in Jurong West and Pioneer.

Dedicated professors and vibrant hall life which makes the 4 years in NTU so memorable.

There are movie nights (free) in the North Spine on Wednesdays and Saturdays, people meet at canteen 2 to plan for ladies night (free entry for females) on Wednesday as well, and board gaming nights on Thursdays (free as well).