Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College Top Questions

LSU may not provide the best college education, but it is an amazing, 4-year experience that you will not find anywhere else.

LSU is the greatest college experience possible.

My school has a beautiful campus,and has a campus full of spirit.

My campus is beautiful, but very crowded and it is hard to get a parking space.

Love purple, live gold.

Very spread out!! Prepare to walk a few city blocks in little amounts of time to make it from the library to your next class. The great thing is the history and age of the trees and buildings though, so at least you can enjoy the views.

I'm a transfer student from Baton Rouge Community College so I don't know a lot about the school currently. The campus seems great and the teachers seem to be friendly and helpful.

LSU is a great school to attend.

Lots of oak trees and green space. Brown buildings. Green landscaping. Roads are relatively windy. Big campus.

This college experience will be what you make of it. It can be either serious and focused, a great social experience, or both.

LSU is a great place for an education, networking, and making new friends.

This is a great southern school with tradition running from its pores

My school is inspiring to students who want to learn in a exciting and unique southern atmosphere.

Louisiana State University is a part of the real world that everyone needs to experience with diversity in every aspect of school; from people to classes.

My school is very large. Its very active and exciting but can become overwhelming.

LSU is a fun, exciting school that surrounds any one student with a myriad of interesting people and cultures.

My school is a place not only for learning but also for expiriencing many different things such as people and events and also for making life long friends.

LSU is a party school with an academic work load that may not be as good as it says; it also puts a higher focus on sports than some of its programs.

My school is a place where students can enjoy themselves while earning their respective degrees.

LSU is located in one of the most dangerous cities in the US. Louisiana is a backwards state (and I grew up in Mandeville, so I have room to talk) with awful weather and the most closed-minded religious people in the US - and yes, it's the south.. it's awful. LSU has terrible teachers and councelors. It was not my first choice, I just stayed because TOPS helps out a bit. Financial aid is deminishing and many students have "daddy" to pay for the education they are wasting whilst drinking every night with their sorority/frat friends.