Although there are a few bad professors, the professors I have had so far are wonderful. Many of them take the time to explain the details of the topic as well as be willing to take time to meet with you. Having that kind of experience, I learn so much. Just be sure to read and study.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
Since Murfreesboro is my hometown, I had never thought that MTSU would be a good school to attend. But I was proven wrong for thinking so, after my first few days at MTSU. It may not be the prestigious school or the well-known school; however, altogether, the academics, student life, and opportunities that come with MTSU are wonderful.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
MTSU is not an expensive school. And if you're from the state of Tennessee, you may be eligible to knock off a chunk of the (in-state) tuition through the TN Lottery scholarship. The tuition pays for the neccessary funds of the courses--it is a reasonable amount, considering the prices of other schools.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Common College Advice:
1. If you can, avoid the bad professors. It'll make college life better. Check out the professor reviews on koofers.com.
2. Buy books online. They are much cheaper than at the bookstores.
3. Make friends. Get active with some of the extracurricular activities. It is good to have a study break; that's what makes college so much fun.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
MTSU is a very diversified school. It is also a very large school. So, it is very likely that anyone can find their niche of friends at MTSU.
Although there are a few bad professors, the professors I have had so far are wonderful. Many of them take the time to explain the details of the topic as well as be willing to take time to meet with you. Having that kind of experience, I learn so much. Just be sure to read and study.
Since Murfreesboro is my hometown, I had never thought that MTSU would be a good school to attend. But I was proven wrong for thinking so, after my first few days at MTSU. It may not be the prestigious school or the well-known school; however, altogether, the academics, student life, and opportunities that come with MTSU are wonderful.
MTSU is not an expensive school. And if you're from the state of Tennessee, you may be eligible to knock off a chunk of the (in-state) tuition through the TN Lottery scholarship. The tuition pays for the neccessary funds of the courses--it is a reasonable amount, considering the prices of other schools.
Common College Advice: 1. If you can, avoid the bad professors. It'll make college life better. Check out the professor reviews on koofers.com. 2. Buy books online. They are much cheaper than at the bookstores. 3. Make friends. Get active with some of the extracurricular activities. It is good to have a study break; that's what makes college so much fun.
MTSU is a very diversified school. It is also a very large school. So, it is very likely that anyone can find their niche of friends at MTSU.