Ball State University Top Questions

The drugs. Why? Simply because I don't partake of them. I don't want to. I've seen what they can do to people and I don't want that in my life. You're going to find them in whatever college you go to, but that doesn't mean you have to like it.

There are two main issues that I have is more with any college or university and not specifically with Ball State University. The cost to attend college has been become so expensive that it is cost prohibitive for many people. Additionally my college expenses are mine to repay, so students have to be prepaired to pay debt for many years. Secondly students must be prepaired to put morework in than they every have before. I was told three hours of studying for each classroom hour. Prepare for the hardest scholastic work of your life.

I havn't had any poor experiences at Ball State

The worst part of BSU is the lack of dedication with some of the professors.

There are very few negative things about Ball State that I can actually think of. The only complaints I have are of the people that drive their motorcycles around at night and make a ridiculous amount of noise. Ball State can really do nothing about that so I can't place blame for that upon the school. I guess that would have to be the worst thing about Ball State.

Very clique oriented. Anyone outside of freshmen and greek life are not very welcoming of new friends.

The area. Central Indiana, 1 hour away from Indianapolis, is not ideal.

The worst thing about this campus is the lack of things to do in Muncie. There are a limited amount of things to do in Muncie once you leave campus.

The worst thing would be the surrounding area simply because there is not a lot to do in Muncie off campus, evenchoices of places to eat are slim.

The worst thing about Ball State University is that it is not a very diverse school. I can tell that they are working to change that, but the school is predominantly white. I think they should try harder to make the school more diverse and make other races less intimidated to apply to attend the school.