Nacogdoches, TX
 Stephen F Austin State University


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Meredith
Describe the students at your school.

Most of them are just here for a social life and to barely scrape by in their degree plan. Parties go on all the time. Very f...

Describe the students at your school.

Most of them are just here for a social life and to barely scrape by in their degree plan. Parties go on all the time. Very few actually care about trying in academics.

What should every freshman at your school know before they start?

There are so many colleges out there that finding the one that fits you seems overwhelming. The teen and parent really need to figure out what the preferences of the future college student are. Do they like a small town atmosphere? Would they not fit in at a school that has a highly active Greek system? Using this information really helps the teen find a perfect fit. Visiting the colleges is a must. Never visit on a weekend or during a break, you want to get a feel for what the campus is like during the regular academic year. Talk to random students, ask them what they like about the school and dislike about it. Use every available source for financial aid out there. There were a lot of scholarships I qualified for that I didn't know about. To really get the most bang for your tuition buck, use the classes to their fullest potential. Show up for lecture. Do the readings. Study. After all, you or someone else is paying for this. Finally, get involved. This is the biggest mistake I made. Most universities have organizations for everyone to help you make friends. Most importantly: be yourself!!

What's unique about your campus?

I absolutely love the history department and my jobs! The history department has amazing professors who really bring it to life, like I hope to someday. I work at the tutoring service center on campus as a history tutor and also at the Center for East Texas Studies and I love both!

robert
What should every freshman at your school know before they start?

Dont always go for the most popular school in the state try and find one that is just right for you and you will be as happy ...

What should every freshman at your school know before they start?

Dont always go for the most popular school in the state try and find one that is just right for you and you will be as happy as you can be. I thought that i wanted to go to a huge school but i ended up going to a school of 11,000 and am very pleased

What kind of person should attend this school?

any one who likes the out doors but wants to be able to get back to rewality when ever they want

What do you brag about most when you tell your friends about your school?

all of the new buildings and trees

Sherri
Describe how your school looks to someone who's never seen it.

A great small town school, full of interesting people and experiences that only come around once in a life time.

Describe how your school looks to someone who's never seen it.

A great small town school, full of interesting people and experiences that only come around once in a life time.

What should every freshman at your school know before they start?

You have to find the place where you feel most at home. For me it was a small country town with a beautiful campus. Check them all out because you never know which school might suprise you.

What do you consider the worst thing about your school? Why?

The fact that atheletes get more schoalarship through the university than the people who want to be educated and who really deserve them.

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  • Enrollment
  • 11,058
  • Tuition & Fees
  • $7,716
  • Acceptance rate
  • 62%

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