Valdosta State University Top Questions

Before coming to school I wish I would have known that there would be a lot of work that you can easily fall behind in. Each class meets nearly every other day and has respective homework; however, if you wish to have a social life either you quickly learn time management or you let your grades suffer. For some people (like me) extra activities is what helps you find balance. The main thing is to figure out the best way to manage your time.

That self-discipline was the key to being successful. If I would've known I would've prepared myself better than I did.

I would have liked to know the acceptance rate amongst medical school applicants that graduated from VSU.

I wished i had came here sooner, there are so many oppurtunities that just need to be taken advantage of.

That if you didn't apply for a job on campus right away that It was very hard to get a job if you waited to long. Also, that the dining halls open late on the weekends

I wish i had been a little more monetarily stable and knew how to budget better. Although I didn't grow up with a bunch of money. I pretty much always was able to get the money i needed or the things i needed. I also worked when i was in highschool and i only had one extracurricular activity that had me to take time off of work and that didn't happen often. Here i have many so i don't work that often.

how much money to save becausethere are no good paying jobs here.

I wish i had known that the off campus space wasnt alot to choose from unless it is real expensive.

If I had taken the SAT again and done a little better I could've got way more scholarships.

I wish I had known that Valdosta State was so attentive to their students before come to the campus, and I would have been better able to achieve my goals being a single mother of two.