Midwestern State University Top Questions

I came to Midwestern State University thinking college was going to be like high school, just without parents. I wasnt thinking about classes or studying. Little did i know i would be spending countless hours at the library and all nighters cramming before a test. I wish i wouldve known before coming to this school that it's not all fun and games. To succeed at this University will cause you to study and put in some hard work but in the end it is all going to be worth it.

I wish I had known how the admissions process worked. Once you get that figured out then everything else is pretty easy. The classes aren't too hard, you just have to show up and put forth some effort in order to pass. I also wish I would have known more about how diverse the professors are. They all have there own style of teaching. Some can be tough, while others, laid back. The bottom line is college isn't as hard as I thought it would be. You just have to try.

That going to school was financially going to be burdensome.

I feel like I was provided with all of the necessary information about my school before I enrolled for classes.

Winners never quit....and quitters never win.

I wish I had known to do this earlier in life before becoming a father and husband. It would have been a little easier when I had more time.

I wish I had realized what an investment my education really is. There came a point where I had to sit down and decide if a college degree was important to me because it isn't something that I can take lightly. It is expensive and if I am not willing to put in time and effort I quite frankly shouldn't waste the money. So needless to say I established that it was crucial to my future plans and something I cared enough to take seriously.

When I came to Midwestern State University I knew just about everything I needed to know. Although I do wish I knew a way to get ahead in class instead of waiting another year to get into the Radiology program.

What I wanted to major in. Unless you do, the advisor you have will put you in classes you won't need later. Also, unless you live on campus, you are totally out of the social scene.

I wish that I had know a better to way to study before starting the semester. There are a lot of opportunities out there for help with studying and everyone should take advantage of these.