Life at Stanford University

California is a very nice place and this would probably be alot of people's dream university, because the surrounding's are very nice like the people.

Here is what Stanford life is like;

The Student Affairs organization encompasses a broad range of services and programs and includes the following offices:

• Associate Vice Provost and Dean of Student Life with responsibility for Judicial Affairs, Student Activities, Old Union Programs, and Graduate Life;
• Associate Vice Provost and Dean of Educational Resources with responsibility for Office of Accessible Education, Bechtel International Center, ethnic and community centers, and administrative oversight of the Haas Center for Public Service;
• Associate Vice Provost and Director of Vaden Health Center with responsibility for medical services, counseling and psychological services (CAPS), and health promotion services;
• Associate Vice Provost and University Registrar with responsibility for student records, maintaining the integrity of academic policies, and student information systems;
• Associate Vice Provost and Dean of Residential Education with responsibility for developing the policies, programs, and staffing which support the intellectual, educational, and community building activities in undergraduate student residences.
• Associate Vice Provost and Dean of Career Education with responsibility for supporting the career development of undergraduates and graduate student.

Campus Life at a Glance

Campus Housing

• About 6,500 undergraduates and 5,000 graduates live on campus.
• 97% of undergraduates live in on-campus housing.
• 57% of housing-eligible graduate students live on campus.
• 80 diverse facilities, including all-freshmen and four-class residences, small group houses, apartments and suites.

Student Organizations

• 650+ organized student groups
• 35 recognized religious organizations
• Over 20 programs providing public service opportunities

Athletics & Fitness

• 35 varsity sports and 24 club sports
• 104 NCAA team championships
• State-of-the-art recreation and fitness facilities

Getting Around

• An estimated 13,000 bicycles on campus
• 60 free Marguerite shuttles
• 35 miles to San Francisco and 19 miles to San Jose