Southern Polytechnic State University Top Questions

When I brag about my college, I tell my friends about the great teachers I have. My teachers are exciting, hilarious, and always seem to ingrain new information in my head without struggle.

I brag most about how hands-on SPSU is. You learn a lot more there than you would at other universities because of that.

Our school is based on many different cultures and races, making it one of the most culturally diversed colleges. We have groups and organizations to learn more about their culture and helping us understand them more. We also have many unique clubs that most do not have including an anime club, bathtub race organization, and our own radio station. The campus is primarily guys since it's an engineering school, but there is still an abundance of female students here.

I brag about how much the professors are willing to help their students. They have flexible schedules and are willing to either stay late or come in early just to help the student understand.

SINCE I AM A MECHATRONICS ENGINEER I BRAG ABOUT THE HANDS ON EXPERIENCE AND CONCEPTUAL EXPERIENCE THAT I GET HERE. I ALSO BRAG ABOUT THE STUDENT LOW STUDENT TEACHER RATIO WHICH PROVIDES A BETTER LEARNING EXPERIENCE ESPECIALLY IN THE ENGINEERING FIELD!

That it is the best hands on engineering school in the Southeast.

I would brag at all the free stuff I am able to get from the campus events.

I don't often brag about my school, but the new engineering building is very nice.

I like the fact that the school is cheaper than the University of Georgia and cheaper than Georgia Tech, while giving the same quality education or even quality that is above those other schools.

I brag about how understanding the english programs are here. SPSU really understands that we are here for Engineering and don't really care about what Edgar Allen Poe "really ment" when he was writing poems.

That we have a great engineering program that competes with Georgia Tech and that you actually learn not only the theoritcal aspect of the egineering and construction industry but also the technical aspect as well. I have had great professors and mentors that have inspired me to become a better student and motivated me to do the best i can. I have learned soo much from my professor where i have become confident in taking on new challeges that i might encounter in my career as well as in my personal life.

Mostly I brag about all the great technology that I am getting to use and learn about. i tell them about my programming abilities that I have gotten from SPSU and being graded for these by making a Video Game. I also tell my friends about the Game Jams that my shcool sponsers where we stay up for 48 hours and make a game for competition.

SPSU offers a very flexible schedule for classes, the teachers are dedicated and knowledgeable. Many of the teachers cooperate with the students and really help the students succeed.

There are lots of labs with ample amounts of equipment, which translates to everyone having easy access to hands-on training. The professors are also very accessible to those that require assistence. Marietta is a good town, and the campus feels a lot like the students' home.

When telling my friends about my school, I brag about how great of an education I will be getting at this school with the smaller class sizes and more independent attention as a result of the smaller class sizes, as well as the great food and the exercise and all of the various opportunies and options we have on campus.

At SPSU, there is a great environment. The campus is quiet, and there are mulitiple places outside to study. The faculty and staff are eager to help with any problem, and are very friendly. SPSU treats you as an individual, not just a number.

If you are interested in hands on learning southern polytechnic is a great school, it is demanding but you will learn something thats very beneficial. Also another great benefit that you may not be able to find at other schools is the close relationship that may be formed between the students and the professors. With the small class sizes you can really get to know your professors.

Well SPSU is fairly inexpensive university but a very good all-around school

How responsive the professors are to students needs. I had a professor that invited me to his house to help me on a project my freshman year. I was very impressed by how much he cared for how well his students did in the courses. Ever since, I have seem examples over and over again of how much professors want their students so succeed.

I brag mostly to my friends that SPSU is a great university that you apply can what you have learned as an undergraduate with apllications to the students field of study. Unlike, our rival, Georgia Tech, a research school, they dont not apply application to their field of study, therefore, their undergraduates are not familar as SPSU students with their field of study, which translates to a better understanding in a gradates field of work. Moreover, this is the reason our students are recruited more often than Ga Tech ; )

I usually start with how Southern Poly is one of the 16 hardest schools in the United States, and I still managed to have a 3.0.

I love the professors. They are VERY helpful and always willing to make time to explain problems that you might have. They make themselves very accessable and I have enjoyed talking to them in and out of class. The professors at SPSU make the subject very interesting and create an environment that is conducive to learning.

How small the classes are and how close to home it is. Also about the good teachers I have had.

I brag most about Southern Poly's program competitive comparison to Georgia Tech's programs.

They have some new nice apartment style dorms thats really nice.

I like to brag about the fact that Southern Polytechnic State University is one of the only University systems in the state of Georgia which offers an NAAB accredidate architecture program. A studentt can also be more focused on their scholastic achievements rather than being constantly interrupted with unethical campus nonsense.

The best thing about my school is the small and close knit environment. Unlike larger school with over 20,000 students, SPSU's 5,000 student population provides a perfect opportunity for students to interact with each other as well as with their professors.

Small class sizes, engaged professors, accessible campus, new technology, and a great education.

Small, I have good friends, I really like some of the teachers that teach here, I like the groups and group activities that go on here, and the women's bathrooms are always really clean because of so few women attending this school.

It's an engineering school filled with logical thinkers and high minded invidividuals.

I would brag that SPSU is a place were they care what happens to their students. A place where one can go to if a student needs help.