Middle Tennessee State University Top Questions

With over 30,000 students, Middle Tennessee State University is the largest public university in the state of Tennessee. Someone who loves meeting new people belongs at MTSU. The campus is always busy with events and things to do. Someone with school spirit and pride would fit in at MTSU, as you can always see people in MTSU hoodies and gear in support of the Blue Raiders. A person who likes being involved is the kind of person that should attend MTSU.

The kind of person that should attend Middle Tennessee State is one that wants to learn and succeed in life. Someone who is goal oriented and career minded someone who is not afriad of hard work.

Someone who is willing to work for his or her education should attend.

While this school is for the most part very tolerant of all views inlcuding conservatives like me, I feel like it caters more to the liberal.

Anybody who is looking for a great college experience. The town it is in, the people in the town, and the campus are phenominal and full of fun things to do.

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Any sort of person would fit right in at MTSU. It is the largest in population in the state of Tennessee. No matter the background or personality, there are others like you there. I know people both rich and small who attend. There are children of alumni and first generation students alike attending. The campus is culturally rich and accepting. A better question would be "What kind of person should not attend this school?"

A laid back but driven person would be well suited for this school. This person should be willing to put down the books on occasion to take a break and enjoy the many activies going on around campus. This school is more afforable for the middle class person.

The students who attend MTSU are driven, self-motivated and optimistic about their futures. Each person who decides to make MTSU their educational home is making enormous strides towards a successful and fulfilling career.

a person that is goal oriented and does not want to waist his/her money by not going to class.