Michigan State University Top Questions

I definitely brag about how easy it is to make new friends here. I came to MSU from North Carolina, and I knew absolutely no one. In less than 9 months, I developed better friendships than I had in high school that I hope to keep for life. MSU is a very friendly campus.

Freedom to experience different opportunities in life, the strong school spirit, the diversity of the student body, many opportunites to join diverse groups, available activities off campus, availability of stores and banks, there are so many things to do, the campus is large enough where it never gets boring

The amount of activities to do on the weekends.

That I work with the Michigan State Mens Basketball team and that its a life changing experience because I want to coach and teach at the high school level

Michigan State University has one of the top schools for special education in the country. The class sizes are small; most of mine are about twenty students each. It seems like a big school, but once you join activities, such as a sorority, it really seems to get much smaller. I love the gorgeous campus and I have had a lot of great teachers.

The people on campus and off are usually friendly. When I've visited other schools, especially rivals, the students aren't as open and friendly to talk or become friends. I can feel comfortable walking to class that just about everyone around me will respond in a friendly, helpful way if necessary.

The great friendships I'm making and all of the people I am meeting.

I tell them that we know how to have fun better than they do. We work hard, but we also play hard.

MSU is a Big Ten school with a lot of pride, but still remains very down to earth. No one is pompous.

I brag most about our sports teams and how we always have something to do at our school. I brag about something to do because a lot of kids i went to high school with still are returning home every weekend because they are bored or never have anything to do.