Northern Illinois University Top Questions

The best thing about this school is the pre-medical advisor Dr. Gasser. Dr. Gasser has been the most helpful member of the school throughout all my years in attendance; he is very straightforward, hard working, and dedicated to ensuring the success of students. His demeanor combined with his knowledge makes him extremely approachable. Any issue that has or will arise can be fixed through interaction with Dr. Gasser; he completes tasks in a timely manner with the utmost quality. I have had to interact with numerous faculty members throughout attendance and none have compared to Dr. Gasser.

The best thing about Northern Illinois University is all the opportunities the students are given. There is such a variety of organizations, clubs, leadership positions and jobs. Students are always encouraged to be involved and let their voices be heard. Every club and organization that I am in, is student run and student based which means each member gets every opportunity to make the most of their college experience through involvement. Northern Illinois University thrives off of student career success, and the importance of students finding jobs after they graduate. Overall NIU gives students the opportunity of choice.

The best thing about my school is the size of the campus. There are most places that is worth a while of

I like being in a new environment to get a new understanding of the school but also the classes. What the teachers have to offer can benefit myself to the best of my abilities.

I am just starting at this school this fall but I feel this school is very diverse and challenging.

The people and experiences that have ocurred. Without the people that I've met, I don't know where I would be.

The best thing about my school is the amount of school spirit and togetherness we have here.

they are willing to work with you and help you by providing free tutors.

The many organizations and opportunities to get involved and network

I enjoyed having the freedom as a young adult living on campus. I liked having the ability to make my own decisions as a young adult, and being able to come and go as I wanted.