Cleveland State University Top Questions

I brag the most about the fact that everyone at my school engages socially. I am a non-traditional student and I have friends and study partners that are in all age groups and nationalities. We all respect each other and the opinions of each other. Everyone is always so ready to help you suceed here.

It offered excellent variety and quality of extra-curricular activities. It was culturally diverse.

I brag that my University has very fair prices compared to some other Universities. I also brag that even though I do not have to pay as much money as some other students do, I still feel that the buildings, the faculty, the classes, and the student body are still on par with more expensive universities. I like to tell other people that since I don't have to worry about a huge price tag, I am able to feel more free and enjoy my college experience a little bit more.

I do tell a lot of people that the school is culturally diverse which provides so many wonderful opportunities for personal growth. The atmosphere makes for a very accepting, tolerant and friendly situation. Cleveland State University (CSU) may not be an Ivy League or "top-notch" college but it offers a very good education at competitive prices. The school is well known for its law school (Cleveland Marshall), nursing program and especially the engineering programs. In addition, we're right down the street from Playhouse Square, the 2nd best theatre district in the United States.

I like to brag about the online acces and programs/organizations offered to join. The online campusnet accounts we all have to see out grades and order books, school wear and find out whats going on campus. The school tries to do their best to get students involved in organizations. Theses organizations allow students to meet others and create friendships and college buddies to stick with through the years.

The diversity within the campus. It is an urban environment and the experience is unique.

I usually tell them about the Campus life at my school. The school restaurants and how you can eat anything (depending on your meal plan). I explain that meal plans are like free food. Also living on campus as far as dorm life. Social activities with my roomate and other dorm mates. Whenever a Cleveland Cavilers game is on, there is always a "get together" in the social room to cheer for our fellow teammates.

I love to tell my friends about the opportunities that are available for me. How there is always someone wanting to help you. How my school provide free tutoring. In addition, the atmosphere of my school gives you a good feeling.

I'm in the honors program, and they pay my tuition! I really do like my school, it's small, in the city, and I have great friends, mostly great professors, and I'm learning a ton.

We have an amazingly diverse population that I feel represents the community we are in to a tee. Being around all these people from different walks of life truly enhances the learning experience.