Arizona State University-Tempe Top Questions

It's definitely a fun school. There are all sorts of events that happen day and night and lots of people. As an athlete and fitness junkie, my favorite place is the Student Recreation Center (SRC). Of course, the libraries are really great too (more often for naps).

I believe that ASU is an incredible school. I have learned a lot and although some professors may not always be the best at teaching, many are willing to help you outside of classes if you approach them. The college is actually either the largest or second largest university in the country which can be somewhat overwhelming, but it is definitely an incredible experience to be part of such a large community. Everyone here is proud to be a Sun Devil!

My overall opinion of this school is not actually a specific opinion. I had a hard time adjusting coming from out of state because the weather is pretty extreme and the campus is huge. But over all there are alot of people to meet and the classes arent all huge. The campus life is nice and the dining hall is actually decent and even has a vegetarian section. Everything you need is very close and it helps make life easier. The weather in any month except july august septemeber is AMAZING. Looking at ASU now i feel like its a great school with many oppurtunities for internships and jobs. The social life is of course amazing too but can also be extreme. Overall ASU is great school with a beautiful campus as well as education.

Arizona State University has a beautiful campus. It is very big but everywhere you turn you can find interesting buildings or charming little corners. Another advantage is the weather, which allows students to bike and skateboard from building to building. Plus, it has one of the biggest campuses (I believe the second largest in the US) so there are always new people to meet and fun events to attend. You can never get bored at ASU.

Arizona State University is a phenomenal place to study. One of it's biggest advantages is its size. The school has absolutely everything available to you that you could want. The school is set up so that you can easily avoid the large crowds to study are hang out with small groups of friends, but can still enjoy the large crowds and school spirit at big events like football games. The campus is situated so that you can get to a number of great places to relax without much hassle, like Downtown Phoenix and Mill Avenue. The one thing that I wish I could change about ASU is the reputation that comes with the name. The university has incredible resources, including great faculty that are always willing to answer questions. The large university also means that there are an incredible number of great research opportunities. The University is very technologically oriented and you can get most of your questions answered online. One of the experiences that I will never forget is when I emailed the Michael Crow, the President of ASU, and he personally responded to my email to answer my questions. Overall, I love ASU and if I had the opportunity to complete my Undergraduate degree again at any university I wanted, I would still choose to attend ASU.

Arizona State University's Tempe campus is a great campus. It's beautiful and has great weather. There is a lot of diversity within the university which helps everyone and anyone feel welcome. The services the university provides for help in classes, career development and much more is very accommodating and accessible. There is a lot of free tutoring available and the teachers are usually very helpful if you use their office hours. There are help desks and centers for computer support, money questions, career questions, and whatever you need some assistance on. The university organizes free events throughout the semesters that help you get out of the dorms and out into the community to enjoy the company of other students, win money for school, get free items, take a break from studying, and just to participate in fun activities. I've attended a number of activities and there is always a great turn out with energetic people. Over all, ASU is a great place to be.

Arizona State is a school of opportunities. Its huge campus offers activities for every interest, groups for every interest, as well as educational opportunities galore. You can get lost in its numbers but study groups and individual instruction is always available. The professors experience is extraordinary and offers opportunity to meet some of the most interesting people in the country. There is always something going on on campus and off. Living without a car is fairly easy with grocery stores, restaurants, entertainment and more available in an easy walking distance.

The best thing about Arizona State University is the opportunities that come along with it. ASU is really about giving students the opportunity to attend college. There are so many resources for students and help out there, to make college life easier. The only thing that I would change is more regulation. Sometimes I don't feel safe at my school and I rarely see security or police walking around to regulate that nothing bad is going on. ASU is open to the public so anybody can walk on campus, even at night-time. It is a large school, depending on which campus you attend of course. Furthermore, I wish ASU was one large campus rather than split into West, Downtown, Tempe, Polytechnic. It would be nice if it was a smaller campus and students were more unified rather than in cliques. What I dislike the most is the reaction I get when I tell people I go to ASU. I never get a congratulations for being a first generation college student, immediately people start asking about the parties. Oh do you party a lot? Is there a lot of parties? ASU is not all about parties. It is who you are with and what you make out of your experience at ASU. I personally spend most of my time at Hayden Library and the Memorial Union, where all the food is. Overall, I really enjoy Arizona State University and this school has many resources to help students. I will always remember it because of the new friendships I have gained. I am part of Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. and it has been such a great experience and I have met so many new people and gained new friends. We have done so many community service events together and fun socials. Arizona State University has so many opportunities for students to make or join a club that really fits your interests so you can always feel part of ASU.

Being a sundevil is definitely something to be proud of here in Arizona, especially in Tempe! If you are looking for a big university with limiletless possibilities then this is the university for you. The campus is large and there are thousands of students, but you are given the tools to make a intimate and impactful experiencce through hundreds of different clubs and organizations. When it's football time there's not better place to be then in Lot 59 tailgating before the big game. The atmosphere here is really what college is about! The only real down side about coming here to ASU is the cost! Tuition is extemely high and the fees and anything but small, but if you have the funds, ASU is the college to attend.

ASU is what you make it and since I am extremely driven, I am making the most out of it. WP Carey is a great school to be a part of.