Students’ perception about university academic environment, living arrangements, and personal issues unearthed some interesting features.The majority of the students were satisfied by their learning process and the teaching style and methods. They were comfortable to ask academics to clarify questions. Most were satisfied by their living arrangement. Nearly half of the students were academically stressed and some not happy with their living arrangements. This indicates that there is a proportion of students’ population that is under duress. Findings of the present study with respect to perception of students about living arrangements corroborate with the findings of another study carried out by Khawaja and Duncanson (2008). Khawaja and Duncanson (2008) also observed positive association between higher levels of depression with poor accommodation arrangements. Dissatisfaction with living arrangement is a significant stressor for both students and nonstudents. Conflict with housemates, poor quality housing, noise levels, and an unpleasant neighborhood are the other causes of dissatisfaction, as indicated by Khawaja and Duncanson (2008). Satisfaction with one’s living environment is believed to provide a sense of good quality life, which in turn plays a positive role for good mental health (Christie et al., 2002) whereas dissatisfaction with one’s living arrangement may cause additional strain and pose a significant risk to wellbeing (Chow, 2005).