Boise State University Top Questions

The best thing about Boise State is the people. There is a large traditional student base, but also a good amount of older students either back in school or in graduate programs. Boise State is full of opportunities to do just about anything in any field either organically or through cooperative partnerships.

Close to where I live. Pretty easy to get into.

The best aspect about my school, I think, is the friendliness of the people who attend it. Not only does everyone get along very well, but everyone is willing to make each other feel at home on campus, especially for those who are coming from ot of state. I believe that making people feel welcome should be one of the top priorities of all educational institutions, and Boise State clearly demonstrates this impoartance in their overall mission statement.

The best thing about my school is a program called student rewards that is when a student at Boise State attend games, special events, etc will get prizes, free stuff, and more by using they student reward cards.

The diversity of students is great, depending on the major your seeking BSU is a great school for all non-scientific majors.

Online classes

I think what I find best is all of the support offered to us. If you have a problem there are at least two places you can go no matter what it is. They have so many different tutoring services I'd exceed the word limit describing them all. Even if you have problems at home you can talk to peer support groups, school counselers, department therapists, and the womens center (misleadingly named as it's not just for women). I just feel that I ever have a problem I'll have all teh support i need.

the athmosephere is the biggest thing i like about boise state. everyone is helpfull no matter where you come from. the college is quiet most of the time, studying is an easy task, and their is never a shortage of things to do.

I think the best thing is the people and the atmosphere. Everyone is very friendly, and the atmosphere is very laid back. Everyone is comfortable walking around in sweats, and I personally don't feel the need to have to impress anyone. Even the teachers are overall nice and helpful.

The best thing about Boise State University is the teachers! They are always willing to help you, and they truely want you to succeed.

The best part about Boise State is that it's still growing. Boise State is located in a metropolitan area and there are plenty of things to get involved in in the community and on campus. The campus is still largely, non-traditional, but that is slowly changing and more programs are been implemented to speed this up. The Greek Life system, on campus housing, club funding and amount of clubs are steadily increasing and soon, Boise State will be an even bigger and better place to recieve a college education.

I am new to the area, however, Boise State University is really the only four year accredited program in the area. I think I am very happy that I was accepted to pre-med; Yay!

Friendy students.

The History Department is outstanding.

The best thing about Boise State is that it is right in my hometown and I still feel like I am getting the full college experience there. Also I absolutely love the professors that I have had so far.

This school has some amazing professors.

The best thing about my school is all of the academic resources that we have like the Writing Center, Career Center, College Assistance Program and many more.

It is a fun diverse campus located within the heart of the capital city with many resources for entertainment, dining, supplies, educational assistance and resources etc. There are thousands of opportunities everyday to learn, grow, and develope friendships and lifelong bonds with other students that can undoubtedly influence students and individuals of all calibers to have a fantastic time and undergo life changing experiences they will never forget.

Convenience. Boise is my hometown, and it has everything I need or want. I've lived other places. Boise isn't everything to everyone, but it has enough for me. There are other colleges and university extensions in Boise, but BSU offers the most portability of my credits and the best value for the money and time.

I personally love the size and atmosphere of Boise State. Particularly, in the music department where I am involved the most, the school of music does not feel too big, nor does it feel discrete either (in other words, Goldilocks would approve of the size). I feel like I can get the personal attention I need to succeed in my academics while recieving an education from a high profile university; more times than others, class size and personal attention can be lost in the midst of a bigger college. The size of Boise State is perfect, academically and living wise.