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MTSU is the largest university in Tennessee according to enrollment, but it really doesn't feel that big. It offered the diversity of science courses I wanted to take for my pre-med program.

I don't really know much about the other schools I have considered since I didn't visit any of the campuses, but I was definitely surprised by how nice the people at the campus are. Overall, the students are mature and would sometimes open the doors for you if you're a girl (I don't know about the guys part).

The reason I chose MTSU was because of its convenient location. It is close to several cities in Tennessee, allowing easy access from several cities. I had to stay at home for medical reasons, and it was very convenient. The staff was very understanding and incredibly accommodating for any necessary absences due to illness/hospitalization.

Middle Tennessee State University is the top-rated public university in Tennessee, and it also has more undergraduate students than University of Tennessee: Knoxville, but it doesn't feel that way. The way the school is set up and operates, it feels like a smaller school, and the community seems pretty tight knit. I am in the Honors College, and it is an amazing experience. Not all schools have an Honors College, and MTSU's really makes the college experience amazing for me.

It has a lot more to offer and has a very prestigious Nuring Program which I'm hoping to be accepted in.

MTSU has a lot of opportunities that many schools do not have the opportunity to offer. On a campus of nearly 25,000 students, the networking possibilities are endless, as well as the opportunites to work on campus. The school has a lot of pride and is also known for being one of the best educational institutions for the lowest cost.

Middle Tennesse State University is located in a small town but it is right near the big city of Nashville. MTSU allows incomming freshmen to have cars on campus. MTSU also spends lots of time trying to see what the students want and find ways to get that. MTSU has an amazing pilot program that allows aerospace majors with a concentration in pro pilot to start flying their second semester in school.

Middle Tennessee State University was my first choice of schools to go to. All of the advisors and professors are very willing to meet with and help students after class. The campus offers a lot of extra cirricular activities that everyone that attends the school can participate in.

MTSU has quite a few interesting assets. Along with the convient location and the beautiful campus, MTSU has a vast communications department, an ROTC program that has well sought out instructors along with high standards, and their graduation rate continues to increase without lowering their educational standards. Each one of those assets applies to me personally and furthering my education.

This school was my only choice for money and living reasons.

it is home to the largest student body in Tennessee. it also has a college for the blind due to it being the flattest campus in Tennessee

Freshman are not required to live on campus.

My school is very unique because of its diversity. There are many different types of people at my school and all of them are friendly. MTSU is also a very open-minded learning environment.

Here, even though the campus is fairly big, you still get a sense of family.

Its in the city, but also in the country.

MTSU has a very diverse selection of majors. We have one of the best recording industry programs in the country, but on the opposite side of the spectrum, we have a great agricultural program. We also offer aerospace, nursing, mass communications, and everything in between.

My school is good with diversity. Diversity was one of my biggest decisions as far as what school to go to. At mtsu, diversity is everywhere, which is cool because it makes me more interested in mtsu and the students that go there.

MTSU is extremely diverse!

The campus is large and spacious without feeling so big it's overwhelming. There is very much a feel of attending a private university at MTSU, thanks to small classes and personal attention from professors. Also, there isn't hardly any discrimination amongst students for who they are, where they came from or what they affiliate themselves with. Granted, not everyone gets along all the time, but there isn't a particular group of students who is targeted and harrassed either. There is also a STRONG theatrical and music presence at MTSU, which is why I chose it.

very diverse crowd.