Ball State University Top Questions

I brag to my friends that even though Ball State is a large university, the professors are approachable and are there to help you in anyway you need. I have on many occassions gone to a few of my professors for help and everytime they have been insightful and glad to help.

It is allowing me to achieve many different degrees at the same time without too many complications.

Campus is relatively small, so it doesn't take too long to get to various classes. There is a lot of school spirit--in students and faculty members.

The teachers practiacally like your older brothers /sisters or aunt /uncles! They really try to connect with you. Ball State is also the very first in the world to use geothermal energy to power most of the buildings on the campus.

I could go on forever! Ball State is the perfect learning environment, it is a great size and perfect fit for me. Thank you to David Letterman, Ball State is known for its excellent communication's programs. I also found a home in Ball State's greek community and have found many promising oppurtunites through that.

The dorm sizes are great

I brag about the great people I have met. Ball State has some really great students, and I love feeling a sense of home while I am there.

Education can be the fuel for your future success. Ball State University helped me predict my future by inspiring me to simply create it. My college experience developed the foundations for the characteristics that encompass who I am today.

Small town environment with a big family feel.

The best part of Ball State is the people. You get to know a lot of new people and the classes are small enough so you feel like you are still in high school but you have the freedom of being away from home. Everything you need is on campus somewhere, it is just a matter of paying for it. If you are a partier, there are parties every weekend off campus to go to. The library is the best place to study and there is wireless internet everywhere on campus. Great food in the dining courts!

I love all of the clubs and activities you can choose from outside of you classes. Anything that you are interested in the is mostlikely a club or group for it and if there isnt one yet, you can create it.

Everything, this school is amazing. Our motto is education redifined and we hold to that. We want to give the students the opportunites to better their education and find themselves. They gain independence and also knowledge that they will hold onto the rest of their lives.

The professors take attendance and actually expect us to be there. They hold us accountable.

We have one of the top architecture and nursing programs and we know how to have fun on the weekends.

Stating the obvious, the campus is absolutely gorgeous and Ball State is constantly at efforts to make sure the campus contains its new aged look. Although Ball State can be considered a larger school, the campus aslways feels at home. Besides having countless activites that allow students to get involved, and the comfortable living the university provides, my favorite thing about Ball State is the outstanding education it offers. The proffesors are always willing to help in any way they can, and if a student is still having trouble, there is always the learning center and other resources to use.

I don't necessarily brag about it, but I do say wonderful things about it. When my family or friends ask me how school is going I can always tell them that my classes are going well and I still love being here after 3 years.

My favorite thing about Ball State University is the Honors College program. I am in the Honors College, and I actually prefer my Honors classes over my General Education classes because they taylor to a different type of learning style. Instead of expecting students to memorize and regurgitate information, the Honors college professors encourage students to analyze, criticize, and discuss what they teach.

When I find myself discussing Ball State University with others, I find myself "bragging" aboutt the amazing faculty and staff of the Honors College. The professors are exceedingly involved and invested in the wellbeing of their students. This is displayed through their engaging choice of cirriculum, their willingness to help students, and the open nature of the class. The Honors College strives to provide a well-rounded education, and I truly believe that the courses I've taken through the Honors College will allow me to become a better doctor, as well as human being.

When ever I describe Ball State I make a point of talking about the numerous majors ofered. Many students come to college with an idea of what major they would like to recieve their degree in, but many change their minds. So, when I tell y friends about Ball State I make sure that they realize how many options they have so that, if they were to change their major, they would not have to worry about changing their university as well.

I personally brag about how great the nursing program is. I am in the nursing program and realize truly how tough it is. The only thing I can say is it will be worth it in the end.