Grambling State University Top Questions

My school has a unique sense of family and support for students. Expectations are high and students adhere to those expectations. Grambling as a diverse faculty and student population.

Our school's marching band performed in Super Bowls I and II, respectively, prior to the NFL championship game being officially called The Super Bowl; the first-ever Pioneer Bowl in Tokyo, Japan; and both inaugural parade for U.S. President Barack Obama. Our school was also home Edward Gay Robinson, the second winningest coach in NCAA Division I. Doug Williams was also under Coach Robinson's leadership where he latered becamed the first African American to win a Super Bowl and MVP.

What is unique about my school is that at Grambling State University everybody is somebody. The location also was unique to me because I'm a louisiana native, I'm from Monroe; Attending Grambling State made it easier for me to go back and forth to visit my family. The adminstration in my opinion is the best because they are very helpful and want to see you succeed. Our adminstration bend over for you as if you are one of their own children.

The culture.

The only thing that separates Grambling State University and the other schools that I considered attending is the cost of tuition. Both university's I had in mind were similar, both located in the South and both HBCU but they Grambling was in a more affordable range.

THE BAND, CHIOR, AND THE ORGANIZATIONS

My school is a HBCU and it's a very small town. It's not too big to get into trouble and you can meet way more people.

The love the students have for Grambling...

The most unique aspect of my school would have to be its rich culture and history. as An HBCU Grambling State University has student representatives from every state in the U.S. the diverse culture is definitely a learning experience in itself. surrounded by students from all over the country and a big caribbean population, diversity is evident.

What's unique is that we are surrounded by a lot of forest. There are no buses, taxicabs or trains. What else that's unique is that there are a lot of people here who genuinly don't care about school and sit in front of the cafeteria all day (or half of the day). Now this is the only university that I've been in so these circumstances may not be very unique, but they are unique to what I believed an accredited college would be like.