Indiana State University Top Questions

I consider the classes to be the best thing about my school. They are just the right size about 20 to 30 people per class. There can be alot more for general education classes and a lot less for classes in your major. I have had as few as 10 people in a class

The best thing about my school is that it is not too far from home but at the same time not too close.

The best thing about my school is the people. The professors here take time to help you one on one as well as others who assist you in your quest to earn a degree.

The best thing about Indiana State University is the variety of programs offered. I chose this university because it was one of the few that has the type of program I want for my major. Within the programs, there are many people who are passionate about what they do who will help you get through the program and prepare you for a career using what you have learned.

the reputation it has got over the wrold, it is a well reputed unviersity and good teachers

Small classrooms, good campus size

I would consider the best thing about Indiana State University to be the people. The friends I have met have been more than I could have ever imagined. Also, the fact that my college has allowed me to find my true passion.

I believe the best thing about ISU is the small classroom sizes. The majority of my classes never exceed 40 students. I feel that this small classroom setting make the learning experience much more personal between professors and their students. Many of my professors know their students by name, which makes the students more comfortable with them. I would highly recommend this school to anyone who likes the idea of learning in a small personal setting.

engaging and educated staff... they are always willing to help you out...

I deeply appreciate the social experience and how my college career changed me into a better person and my whole outlook on life. I have learned from bad mistakes, and helped many others from my experiences. My four years here I did learn a thing or two in the classroom but in real life terms I learned more about myself and others then any other instituition or person could ever possibly do.