Kristen

The stereotype of our school is that we work hard but play hard as well. I think you get a GREAT education at MSU. But the students here are also very down to earth and know how to enjoy themselves as well. It's a great experience socially and educationally. It's a win-win.

I bleed green! This school has so much spirit, I'm not sure any other college can compare. I think it's a fantastic place to get an education.

Personally mine are very challenging. Once you get to your major specific classes they get a lot smaller, and much more intense. Getting to know your professors is crucial. Attendance isn't always mandatory but I don't think there is any other way to learn the things you need to learn if you don't go to class. I'm a business major and I'm proud to say that our Supply Chain program is number one in the country, but for good reason. The students work extremely hard and I think it was well deserved.

There are so many different groups of students at our school, it's extremely diverse. Anyone can find a club they are interested in. You can make this school as large or as small as you want. There is ALWAYS an opportunity to find something to do on campus. It doesn't matter who you are, where you came from, or what you hope to achieve, you will always find something that is up your alley.

Spartan Football! Every student MUST get season tickets. I'd also say study abroad. I formed a ton of friendships on study abroad that I wouldn't trade for the world. It was a great experience and an opportunity I'll only have once in my life.

It's great that MSU makes all freshmen live in the dorms because you really learn a lot about yourself and it's a great way to meet people.

Yes partying is a huge part of life here, but if you don't like to party you don't have to. No one forces that upon you. There are plenty of activities on campus that don't involve drinking.