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It is very diverse, large city,lots to do. Great school.

There is a wide range of extracurriculars while the school can still maintain its research-based nature.

The unity of the students on this campus is outstanding. Just walking around campus, you feel like you are a part of a greater community!

FSU's campus is particularly special. Not only is it beautiful, but I love that it is so contained, because it feels like its own little world; I've seen other schools that are more open to the surrounding city but I much prefer that sense of being somewhat removed from it when at school. When I lived on campus last year, I enjoyed being able to go almost wherever I wanted without having to drive. I felt so at-home and comfortable, and I still do when I'm on campus for classes or events.

FSU provides the freedom to get involved in either strong science or art programs. If you're undecided, it's a good well rounded school.

The most unique feature of Florida State University is the home-like feeling you get when walking around campus. At other universities I toured there was a feeling of actually being away at school, a feeling of work, and need. Here, however, the moment I set eyes on the main entrance sign I knew I was home. The red brick buildings, open greens, and public artwork gave me a sense of belonging and safety. And the castle of a football stadium that we have here took my breath away. That comfortable beauty is what makes FSU unique.

it is a large school (around 45,000 students) but the campus is very compact, so you can walk ffom one side of campus to the other. i also like that becuase the campus is small, you can see people you know constantly, but there is always someone new to meet because of the size of the student body. this also makes it a very social school, with tons of different activites to do.

It is a compact campus with many things in walking distance

I loved the brick buildings. It is also very north in the state of FL so the climate is much more diverse than southern FL where I live.

The sports programs