Arizona State University-Tempe Top Questions

The best thing about Arizona State University is the quality of the education and the abundance of classes offered. I've been able to register for all the classes that I needed and/or wanted both semesters that I've been attending there, and have been thrilled with how interactive and informative the teachers are.

The Best thing i take into consideration about Asu is the size of the campus, and the tutor assistance groups and organizations that the college provides. i think it is a great thing to have a big campus but also provide support to the students to ask for help and feel as part of the schollas possible.

The best thing about my school is its atmosphere. Within three days of living on campus, I felt more at home than at the house I grew up in. The campus is large, pretty, and always has something going on. The people are friendly and easy to get along with. The teachers are open-minded and want you to succeed. The dorms feel safe and cozy, yet fun and enjoyable. While some might fear that such a large school would be intimidating, ASU has been nothing but incredible.

The best thing about my school is that it offers students a wide variety of options to help them figure out what career path they truly want to pursue in their lives.

I would consider the major diversity to be the best thing about my school. There are so many different majors and so many different ways of living and different kinds of people that four campuses have to accomodate the entire diversity of ASU. Most people would see a large campus as a disadvantage, but I see it as a way of opening yourself to different things like culture or religion or anything else for that matter. Along with diversity, there are also so many different options to pursue such as areas of study and extracurricular activites.

I think this is a good school for kids who do want to earn their degree but do not want to engage in a rigorous and competitive academic environment. And it's an excellent school for students who would like a plethora of options in places to study abroad.

I love the campus and the upbeat students and faculty. The sun is always shining here and the students are all in a good mood. Everyone is friendly and open to meeting new people. I really love everything about the school, the campus may be a bit outdated but the technology is all very up to date and students are accomidated for their every need. The landscaping is also beautiful here, palm trees everywhere.

I am continuously impressed by the endless variety of educational opportunity and diversity at my school. There is so much to learn and so many wonderful opportunities to discover so much of what life and learning is all about. My classes are incredible, with excellent professors who demand excellence and demonstrate every day that they are doin what they do because of students like me. That is what I mean by the tremendous opportunities out there. The climate for learning and for growth is truly amazing. I am a lucky student!

The best thing about ASU is the area surrounding it and the campus itself.

The avalibility of classes. There are so many different classes that you can take.

The best thing about this school is the student population. You meet a diverse group of people from all of the world, each with different backgrounds and life experiences. Furthermore you meet people who will become some of your closest lifelong friends. The student population is supportive, close-knit, and open to new experiences. The student population as ASU is a cohesive group dedicated to helping each other succeed and grow as people.

the variety and amount of options

its large size. everyone can find a group of friends just like them.

The Walter Cronkite School is an amazing scholl for prospective journalists. The school has educated professors who care about the field. The recreation centers are amazing, events on campus are forever frequent, the weather is wonderful, it's a positive environment, and feels almost fake since it's so paradise-like. Jobs are abundant in the Phoenix metro area, and there's affordable housing. There are great restaurants, and a happening night life.

The location. I'm from California so I'm not too far from home. Just a 5 hour drive.

The best thing about ASU is the diverse population. Many of the students here including myself are from many different parts of the country, and some students are exchange students. The diversity has allowed me to broaden my horizon, and I think that is crucial in every college experience. Also, since ASU is a big school, they offer almost every program in every field so there is a program for virtually everyone who goes to school here.

They have a leading engineering college.

The best thing about my school is it is much like a community college that allows pretty much everyone who applies to attend. Some people may see that as a fault, but it is better to have a bachelor's degree than an associate's degree or no degree at all.

I consider my departpartment, The School of Earth and Space Exploration, to be the best thing about ASU. It is an innovative program and is really seeking to stretch beyond the confine of what has already been done and reach into the future of what could be done. Aside from the cheesy/nerdy allusion, it would be pretty accurate to say that they "seek to bodly go where no one has gone before."

One thing I like about ASU, is that I am really exposed to diversity. I've met so many people from different backgrounds/countries that I've learned so much. Even about countries I have never known existed! I also like the idea of bus transportation that takes you all around the city. It's EXTREMELY convenient for students who live campus, as well as students who park very far from campus.