Boise State University Top Questions

I wouldn't suggest out of state students attend BSU because it's almost double the price. Unless you've got a ton of scholarships or a trust fund I'd stick with an instate school.

It is much harder for nonresidents! I hate the fact that residents are charged tuition but nonresidents. Although tuition is 'masked' for residents (and non-residents) through high fees.

Mexican American women shouldn't attend this school and Mexican American women who want to meet new people besides just getting book smart. This isn't the school for you. I have finally found myself and I can honestly say bad choice. If you are anti-social and only want to get book smart than this school would be for you but don't plan on having a social life if you are a minority student especially from a Mexican American women. It's really hard to find people who are similar to you as a Mexican American woman .

You should not attend BSU unless you are prepared to put in your own effort and maintain a strong personal motivation. BSU is largely non-traditional in nature, thus if you are close-minded to input from more experienced generations, it is not the school for you.

This is a large university so there are often changes in policies and schedules that must be accomodated. With so many students attending, and with the rate of change in such a large setting, it would be best if students who desire little shifting and change in their day-to-day cirriculum to avoid attending this school.

Any person who is not ready to expand on their horizon of knowledge.

In my opinion, if you are used to high racial diversity, Boise State University might be a challenge for you since we could use much more different people, cultures, and opinions.

Boise State University has recently become a research university, which means students have to step up and commit. Prospective students were are lazy, unambitious, unresponsible, or only interested in partying should steer clear of this school.

Someone who doesn't have flexibility in their schedule. I think it would be very hard to work full-time and go to school here at night. There are much more classes available and better options to take classes during the day, which is difficult for someone attempting to work during the day and going to school at night. There are just not as many options or opportunities to someone attending at evening classes only.

A person that shouldnt attend this school would be someone that has a specific major and it is not offered here.