University of Missouri-Columbia Top Questions

When talking about my school, I mostly brag about both our athetltc department and athetic facilities. My university has an amzing athetic program, especially with men's football and basketball. Not only do we have a well respected athletic program, it is actually what unites the students. Recently, a new recreational complex was built, which is aboslutley amazing and it the first place that should be looked at while visiting our campus.

I tell my friends about all of the organizations I'm involved in. I tell them about Greek Life, campus sports and concerts, and extracirricular activities. My friends are always impressed by the campus and living facilities.

I mostly brag about the sports. We had a great year. Both our football team and our men's basketball team did exceptionally well, so everyone at school was pretty excited about that.

The professors are really great. They are there when you need anything. Help with homework or help getting into a class that you need. You can go and talk to them whenever you need to. They also come to many social events on campus, so you see them around a lot and can help you socially network.

If I brag about my school at all I usually talk about how last year my dorm had the highest cumulative GPA out of all the dorms on campus or about how nice the recreational facilities are.

I usually discuss the football team's success, and how it has increased enrollment and endowment figures for our school, how the law library is an excellent resource, how expansive the athletic facilities on campus are, how journalism students get to work on a daily city newspaper, and how diverse a city Columbia is.

The quality of the education, the community, and (of course) the MISSOURI TIGERS football team.

I brag about the recreation center.

The football and night life

The quality of the biomedical courses that prepare a student for medical/dental school are top notch.