Georgia Southern University Top Questions

It's academically challenging, but students also have a good time. It's also ethically diverse, which I believe is a good reflection on what the real world is like.

I never brag about Georgia Southern. The faculty and staff are difficult, and the local people and police are racist.

Girls are hot, Clubs are banging, and you learn ALOT!

I usueally brag about any kind of succes; whether sporting, academic, or woman of triumph. I usually tell stories about my life. I tell stories of the past and aspirations for the future. I believe my friends and family are the most valuable thing in my life.

I mostly brag about the social aspect of my school. GSU is a very friendly environment and even though Statesboro can seem like a dull town, there is always something happening on or around campus. Events range from football games to religious conferences to political rallies, yard shows, and probates. Not to mention the variety of intramural sports, student organizations, clubs, and interest groups. So no matter what your interest may be Southern has it.

I can walk to class, most of my friends commute to their school.

The quality and amount of work that I am given in classes, along with my internship opportunities.

The campus is utterly gorgeous. They do a good job on keeping up appearances and the faculty are easy to get along with. The Georgia Southern experience is basically what you make of it and that is a good thing considering that it was not my first choice. You can get involved as much as you want to get involved and it is really easy to become overwhelmed with overdose of involvement. You definitely get a community feeling from the school.