Georgia Southern University Top Questions

The campus is AMAZING and the people on it are so friendly. It is a small feel college, but in reality it is a huge university. No matter what I always feel at home and welcome on campus and with my professors!

Georgia Southern University ahs a very diverse and spirited group of students and faculty that many other schools do not have. We are also all dedicated to our future careers, to our friends, and to our peers.

It's size. It's not too small or big. There are enough people here that not every single person knows who you are, but there aren't so many that you can't get to know your professors.

Georgia Southern is a large scale, small feel university. It offers a beautiful, well taken care of campus. Student involvement here is HUGE. GSU also offers many intermural sports, student clubs, and job opportunites. My school is located in a small, southern, college town where the people are very friendly.

Georgia Southern University is the perfect sized school. It is not too big, but not to small either. We are close to Savannah, for weekend trips.

great science program

It had a lot of benifits big schools have to offer without huge classes. You still felt like you mattered even at a bigger school.

It's located in a smaller town about three and a half hours away from my home town. It was a great experience to be away from all of my family and friends because it pushed me to meet new people. You will find a lot of students that are also far from home. Even though it is located in a smaller town, there is such a large number of students located in one area that there is always something to do. It is also a great campus if you love the outdoors.

it has a beautiful scenic campus

Our school is large scale, but small feel. We have everything that a larger university has, but we also have that quaint home town feel to it. We have the computer labs, research facilities, and highly acclaimed professors, but you can still walk down the street and find a cute little (non-starbucks) coffee shop and people are geniunely nice...I guess you could call that Southern hospitality.