Iowa State University Top Questions

The campus is beautiful and it is easy to get to where you need to go. For example, all of my engineering classes are in the same part of campus. We also have a lot of opportunities for students to get involved in something they're interested in. While education is an emphasis, at Iowa State, you are allowed to enjoy college life to the fullest.

This is an amazing place with more options than you could try in a lifetime.

The variety! Course choices, clubs/organizations, intramural sports- everything on campus has way more choices than anyone could ever cover by themselves. Students are very active, involved and social, thanks to far more choices than most schools offer.

ISU is a very diverse college. It has the perfect size of a college I wanted to attend. The campus is big enough to support the number of students but small enough that walks from class to class are reasonable. Once you get into your major/ field of study the environment is more welcoming. You get to know most the people in your department and then there is more of a sense of belonging.

The experience in the professors and the research projects which provide opportunities for students to gain experience.

The strong intermural program is unique to ISU there is some sort of event to participate in almost every week.

Iowa State University is one of the top colleges in the nation! The professors take the time to get to know their students and are always available to help students who ask. Iowa State is a large university, but it still has the feel of a small, close-knit family. The campus has an overall friendly, calming, nature-filled, and gorgeous appeal to it. The students who attend Iowa State are some of the best in the nation and there are countless ways to get involved. (Things that make Iowa State awesome: Dance Marathon, good food, BINGO, and endless opportunities!)

I think my school is unique because there are so many clubs and organizations that expand the culture on campus. My school has organizations for all different cultures, activities, religion, sexual orientation, and more. I don't think there are many other schools that are so open about students' differences.

It's a large campus that allows students to get to know other students very closely. There's so many majors and colleges within the university that really allow for any choice of a major. Professors are really willing to work with students even though we're on a very large campus. It's a central campus where all bulidings are in one area, but a very gorgeous campus in all seasons.

ISU has lots of open land for ISU students to take advantage of. Even though we are a rather large university, it seems that you are still "home in teh country" when on campus. ISU is also a very good school for students who want to get involved because the faculty and staff truly care about student organizations.