Morgan State University Top Questions

All my professors know my name, I am an A student in the top 5{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of my class. All architecture classes are my favorite. I love design and exploring new ways to solve problems. My least faorite was math because there was a language barrier between the teacher and the students. I think most students study a few nights a week and when neccesary for a test. In my field of study class participation is common. Yes, the students I have come in contact with do have intellectual conversations outside of class. In my major students have to be competitive or else you will fail to succeed. I lvoe my design studio class. We have free range to explore and problem solve within the reigns of our projects. My major is architecture. I love architecture so it is a perfect match. Most of my professors are great and I am able to express my opinions to the teachers, and administration with ease. The academic requirements are up to par with other schools, it is the content within the general education classes that are below par even comparing to community college level classes. In my major our learning is geared towards both. I think we are missing a crucial part of learning through the program which is neccesary for obtaining a job post graduation, or any internship.

I am majoring in Nutritional Sciences at Morgan State University because I want to educate people on achieving life longevity by maintaining healthier life styles and food choices. I study everyday at least for one to two hours and weekends study time is about four hours per credit hour. I have spent a lot of time with some of my professors to get extra help during their office hours when I didn't understand some of the things they taught during classtime. My favorite class is Biology because I have a huge passion for science and my least favorite is math due to the fact I've always had an issue understanding. I think any student that takes their education seriously is very competitive because achieving their degree is a goal they want to reach.

Academics are good but can always be improved. There are a lot of programs designed to tutor students who need help in different classes; CASA, AYP (Academic Enrichment Program) and many more. There is usually a tutoring room in almost every department. Almost all my professors know my name because I participate a lot in class. The school also requires professors to have office hours which enables students to go see/talk to them outside from class. While most students study everyday or at least 3 times a week. Professors encourage class participation and if you don't understand a part of the lecture, you can also ask questions. My favorite class so far has been soccer and volleyball because I had fun playing in class/the gym. My major is Nursing and the department is working towards getting the program accredidation. The most unique class I've taken is "Marriage and Family Relations", very good class! I learned a lot from t!

Morgan State University boasts of a number of academic disciplines ranging from natural sciences, to business and the liberal arts. Most famous of all, is the school of engineering. Morgan State is rumored to have a highly reputable engineering program. Most students joke that it is a university of its own, since its protocol is usually vastly different from the norm. One of the great things about Morgan State University is its dedication to academic excellence starting before students even begin to attend the University. There are usually a great variety of programs which take place over the summer. One of such programs is the CASA Academy (Center for Academic Success & Achievement). The program is targeted towards recent high school graduates who did not achieve high enough scores on the SAT. These students are given the opportunity to spend 6 weeks on the college campus, being instructed and tutored in general education courses. At the end of the six weeks, they are then tested on those subject areas, and if they pass, are accepted into the university in the Fall. One of the most interesting classes I have taken is Communication Campaigns. As a Public Relations major, it was one of my core requirements. Instead of regular note & textbook classes, the entire semester consisted of actual, professional-grade work. The class was divided into groups of 4-5, and each group was asked to find a local business or organization that needed publicity or campaign management. At the end of the semester, grades were award based mostly on the clients' opinion of the work done. Education at this school is definitely geared at the cultivation of professional skills. It is quite evident in the mode of instruction, and the many opportunities available in the form of internships, research programs etc. The university's Center for Career Development makes every student sign up and submit a resume to the eBear system. Every time there is a job or internship opportunity, emails are sent out to those who match the descriptions of the skill sets required.

I am a biology major and aspiring pharmacologist. Academics at Morgan are very rewarding if you are willing to set time aside to study and actually learn the material. The education at Morgan is definitely job-oriented, and students are competitive in that they all have goals and aspirations and are very determined to be the best.

Most professors at Morgan State University know you by first and last name. My favorite calss would have to be HBSE, Human Behavior in Social Environments, where studies are based on our behaviors as human is groups communities and etc. My least favorite class would have to be chemistry. Students study rates are based on the individual student. Some students take advantage of the library, research labs, and computer labs by using them atleast a few hrs a day, while others do not. Class participation is very common and in some cases a large portion of your grade. At our university we stress that our students are competent in the field that they are studying by participating in class. You may often find students debating or entertaining intellectual conversations in the Student Center or outside along the courtyard. Our students are very competitive as far as learning and uniquely we work hard together to make sure we all succeed. My department is The School of Social Work, which is one of Morgan's best schools in the university.The School of Social Work is a school that focuses solely on the advancement of our society, We serve as change agents for an ever changing urban and suburban environments, helping infants to elderly we leave no person unnoticed in society. I spend time with some professors after class with community outreach programs and volunteer projects. I feel that the academic requirements for Morgan State are above standards and allows equal opportunity for all types of students to attend. I would say that the education here at Mogan is geared around educating students to be fierce competitors in the job market. Morgan is a great school for networking also so is very easy to get great jobs after graduating.

I feel that the education at this school is more geared toward learning for its own sake, rather than toward getting a job, at least for English majors with a concentration in literature and language.

Considering that the teacher-student ratio is ideal, students are addressed by their first name within a few weeks of classes starting. Teachers encourage class participation and team work is inevitable, thus preparing students for real life situations. The Project Management classes are very practical and interesting. Students are prepared for the PMI certification exam in the course of their study at Morgan, an advantage that is not offered by many schools. MSU has maintained a high but realistic academic standard over the years and the requirements have been such that students are encouraged to put in their best. On the other hand, the professors have made themselves available to provide all necessary support to meet those requirements. The most important lessons in life are not taught in the classroom; however, MSU has put in place every possible measure to help prepare students for the afterschool life and situations.

Considering that the teacher-student ratio is ideal, students are addressed by their first name within a few weeks of classes starting. Teachers encourage class participation and team work is inevitable, thus preparing students for real life situations. The Project Management classes are very practical and interesting. Students are prepared for the PMI certification exam in the course of their study at Morgan, an advantage that is not offered by many schools. MSU has maintained a high but realistic academic standard over the years and the requirements have been such that students are encouraged to put in their best. On the other hand, the professors have made themselves available to provide all necessary support to meet those requirements. The most important lessons in life are not taught in the classroom; however, MSU has put in place every possible measure to help prepare students for the afterschool life and situations.

I am a chemistry major and it is important for me to be able to ask as questions to gain complete understanding of what I am learning. The professors are easily assessable due to the class sizes. I have never had a class of more than 30 people. The cirriculum is also challenging There are many places that I study at school. One of these places is beautiful library on campus.