Georgia State University Top Questions

Georgia State University is an extremely diverse university that is committed to classwork that is helpful in the long run instead of pointless, mindless "busy" work.

A very diverse and friendly place in the heart of the city of Atlanta, Georgia.

It a massive school full of different interesting people.

It is very diverse,which in return, allows the opportunity to explore the world in a sense by the many different individuals you meet from different backgrounds.

GSU is more like hang out or chiling out school. I did not see this school as really like professional institution. The system is awful and unmanageable and very disappointed to step my foot there as a transfer student. I should have gone to UGA instead.

Rigourus and challenging.

It spreads out to the whole down town ATL. Sparks Hall is on 33 Gilmer Street. One block down there is the Student Center, where students sit on couches to do homework or to take naps. One more block there is the Rec(reation) Center where the gym and the pool are. Next to Sparks Hall is the General Classroom Building, and nearby there is the Library Classrooms, connected to the library area. On another side of campus (about 10 minutes walking), there is the Aderhold Learning Center, which is also close to the J. Mack Robinson College of Business, and the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies. In between the two sides of campus there is the School of Arts and Sciences. Parking lots are spreaded across campus. Prices may vary from $4 to $7 per hour, or monthly for $50-$60. All the buildings are typically similar with regular sized classrooms (Aderhold and Library South have bigger auditorium classrooms). Andrew Young School and Robinson School have conference rooms only. These buildings are typically older.

The campus may seem large and all over the city to someone who's never seen it.

GSU is in downtown atl, so our school buildings are right in between tall office buildings downtown. There is not much green space, but just mainly different buildings.

My school is an exciting and amazing place to further you knowledge with a diverse group of people.