The phrase "a big campus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the size of a university or college campus, indicating that it covers a large area.
Example: "The university is known for its beautiful architecture and a big campus that offers plenty of space for students to relax and study."
Alternatives: "a large campus" or "an expansive campus".
"The facilities are better in a big campus".
"I prefer a big campus," said Aditya Mathur, a software engineer, 23, who joined Wipro a year ago, and now works at a four-year-old office in Gurgaon, south of New Delhi, as a software tester.
"You have to find one with a steady stream instead of a spray or it could blow back in your face," she said, adding: "You have to realize that you're on a big campus — so big that we have our own zip code — and the city is around it.
In a big campus with hundreds of users, that isolation was crucial to being able to keep the network going in the wake of a single wire break or short.
While a city may decide to charge users to defray the cost, a large company with a big campus could decide to just offer the system to its users for free.
We walked through the now empty streets until we came to the Plaza Vieja, a big "campus" surrounded by galleries, with narrow side cuts for roads.
We have had to build a bigger campus and double the faculty.
Thanks to a bigger campus apartment and a "permanent loan" from his parents to buy a vacuum sealer and two refurbished laboratory water baths for sous-vide cooking, an induction burner and other gee-whiz toys and ingredients, he opened his own underground restaurant and joined the ranks of those offering word-of-mouth dinners in their homes.
He said: "I quite like that it's not a very big campus; I know pretty much all my course mates, and I remember when I went to student services they mentioned how they're able to help people more personally than, perhaps, some larger universities can".
She says she wants to add at least one big campus a year for the next three to five years and expand programs beyond technicians to help dealerships fill other jobs, like car salesmen.
It's a big urban campus, very diverse, with men and women.
