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A good education can be had if you really keep your priorities in line with the tempting party amosphere.

The campus is beautiful and the entire city revoloves around the University. It is an amazing town with great pride in the college. It also has many opportunities for working and getting involved in extra-curricular activities. Everyone here is very involoved and loves the University. I didn't see that in the other colleges I looked at when considering where I wanted to spend the next four years of my education.

I didn't consider many schools outside my state of residence. This is the school I chose because it is located in the same town as where I grew up. I've always wanted to attend Florida State University. I applied to Mississippi State University as well my senior year of high school because they were interested in me being a student at their campus, but later declined the offer because my parents had a Florida Prepaid Account for me and that money could only be used at a Florida institution.

It is still in Florida but feels like it is in Georgia because it is so far north.

Florida State University is a big university in a compact and beautiful campus. We have the most school spirit of any college, with more almuni support than most schools out there.

It's history.

I really liked the historical aspect of Florida State. It has a long history. I liked the variety of academic opportunities. I liked the fact that FSU has a great football team. I wanted to be in a warm state.

I believe that the incredible amount of ethnic diversity at Florida State University renders it a unique school. Many students and teachers alike are from many different countries, which helps others on campus learn tolerance. This truly helps everyone on campus through promoting diversity and paving the way for an array of fun activities that include elements from many different cultures. It also gives students a chance to learn different ways of looking at the world, which ultimately enhances our abilities to learn.

Florida State is full of students who are serious about their studies but are also friendly and find time to be socially involved with one another. Not only are there many on-campus activites and clubs but off-campus as well.

The school spirit among students is wonderful and empowering. I was attending the FSU college of social work and this part of the university was amazing. My teachers were interested in our opinions and wanted us to succeed and graduate. Many of my professors wanted to know about out personal lives and encouraged us to talk about our lives in class. This created a sense of comraderie among fellow social work students. I would not have wanted to go to any other college especially in regards to my major, social work. It's the best in the southeast!

its a complete college town. it also feels like you're in georgia, and not in florida. we get georgian weather and a southern twist but its also a florida school with a hispanic influence.

Since it was founded in 1851, there is so much historical significance to FSU. The school is top notch and so is the campus.

On campus transportation is reliable, and it incorporates the Doak Campbell stadium in every trip.

My school has a historic background and is one of the oldest continuous sites of higher education in the state of florida. Also, the amount of school spirit and life that revolves around football and other sports makes my experience here better than i could've imagined elsewhere.

FSU is the only school I considered, but it is very unique. I am a Florida State Majorette and while performing at the football games, I see all of our loyal, dedicated students showing spirit for our school. It's an amazing feeling to see everyone come together and be dovoted to their school. I think students of Florida State are classy and respectful, and just sincere, down-to-earth people. I think if I went to other schools in Florida, my experience would be much different and the feeling of coming together as a school would be missing.

Our school has a heart for Leadership and service like none other in this country. It truly understand that value and intrical part of this in higher education.

We have great school spirt

It's a very large school so there is a lot of oppurtunities for just about any and all interests. I went to the music school, and the quality and size of the music school was much greater than any other schools anywhere near it.

Florida State University was the only college that I applied to that offered a major in Japanese Language. Having lived in Japan for ten years, I wanted to pursue the language in a degree program, and FSU was the only college on the East coast that offered the degree.

It is listed among the top ten public colleges of music. It has a very strong arts community and many noted professors in both academia and the arts. Sir Kroto of the UK, the inventor of Bucminster Fullerine is a faculty member, as is Stanford Olsen and David Okerlund noteable men in the Field of Opera and Roy Delp a conerstone in the world of Vocal Pedagogy. Many of the professors I study with hold a doctorate in their field, or if not a doctorate a masters degree and comparable work experience.