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When I tell my friends about my school I ALWAYS start with the fact that the academics are stellar. I also brag about the school spirit because there isn't another college I know that can rally together as a community and fight for their school - whether it's sports, campus politics, academics - as well as Ohio State Students can. Not to mention it's THE Ohio State University.

When talking to my friends about The Ohio State University, the thing I brag about the most is the program I am in (art education) is the number one program in the United States. I brag about that the most because it makes me feel great that I got accepted into one of the toughest programs in the nation. I also brag about or football team because they have been undefeated for the last several years and won the National Championship!

I brag about the size of the rec center

I mainly brag about the football game at Ohio State University; furthermore, the excitment and energy that fans bring to make the games even more thrilling!

I usually brag about the usage of the rpac, which is a place where there is a lot of exercising equipment, basketball courts, an aquarium, tennis courts, and a lot of other activities. I also brag about our wonderful football team as well as our marching band, which is referred to as TBDBITL! (The Best Damn Band In The Land).

When I talk about my school to my friends one of the biggest aspects to brag about is our athletic excellence. My school is a well known school in a variety of sports including football and basketball. Other than sports, I also brag about some of my schools buildings. The library, student union, and rec center are top of the line here and are always found impressive by both students that go here and those that are just visiting.

We are number one in school spirit, have a the best gym in the nation, and are one of the largest schools in the nation.

That I attend THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. It is well known for academics and sports. OSU usually has a good football and basketball team which makes OSU more well known. It is a very good college for research as well. It is a big school but with that it has a lot of opportunities that you might not find at a smaller school. Yes , it take some time to learn where things are located around campus but there are plenty of places to go to study.

I brag about the opportunities of being at a big school with a lot of networking possibilities, and in a city with seemingly endless means of entertainment, resources, and ways to become involved in the community.

Whenever I talk to my friends about Ohio State, I like to jokingly brag about how being an engineering student in the honors program at a big school technically makes me a legalized genius, so I'm kind of a big deal now. In truth, I'm only a first semester engineer and I've only takes one honors class, but...I don't have to tell them that. They all know I'm not really a genius, but it does still feel good to have respect for choosing a difficult career path within a well-known and prestigious school.

The opportunities are the best part. I volunteer with Rotaract and at the Medical Center. I work in a research lab, and I am able to double-major in biology and anthroplogy and get Honors distinction. We offer so many study abroad programs, because you are encouraged to go abroad over Spring break, Winter break, the summer, or for an entire semester. I would not be able to go to Italy to study bioarchaeology if I wasn't at Ohio State.

We have the best facilities-- the RPAC, the Union, etc. Our sports teams are very good and fun to watch. The professors here are highly respected and talented individuals. Ohio State also has a rich history so walking around campus is always interesting with all the historical buildings and landmarks that are on campus. The main campu is also located just North of Columbus which is a cool city that has experienced a ton of cultural and economic growth lately.

How huge OSU is, also how Fisher the school of Business is the greatest and chic.

I always tell them how there's always so much to do. There is always something going on and so many wonderful people to meet. There is a lot of diversity at Ohio state and it's great to meet different people and to hear about their background and beliefs. Also, the education is pristine.

The Chinese program, the marching band, and that almost all of my professors know my name (even in big lectures)

I love the community surrounding campus and how easy it is to get involved with groups living off campus. The group of friends I have found here at OSU is one that I definitely brag about. I will keep the friends I have now long past graduation. Environmental issues are in the forefront of most people minds here at OSU, and that is something I am very passionate about. I also love how many resources are available. I have obtained two internships already because of the Engineering Career Services. OSU offers resume reviews, interviews, and a large job search database.

I brag about how there is so much to do and how big the campus is. I also brag about all the free concerts and other fun activities there is to do here as well.

I brag about the sense of community there is here, and how everyone is so friendly. There's nothing like waking up on a Saturday in the fall when Ohio State has a home game and feeling that sense of excitement on campus. Buckeye Nation really is a family like no other, and unless you're a fan or a student, you really do not understand that.

The size and number of the recreation facilities is incredible. There is a great amount of diversity on campus and in the surrouning areas. Correspondingly, there is a diverse set of clubs and activities one can engage in. The life and friendliness of the people on campus is amazing also. The large campus has sufficient bussing services that take you anywhere you want to go in a timely and efficient fashion. The teachers are astounding and experts in their fields. OSU was not my first choice, but I am completely satisfied in going here.

I tell my friends about the bounty of opportunities that lie on our campus- it’s the reason I chose to be a Buckeye. With the largest student population in the country, one never ceases to encounter new friends, activities, student organizations, and places to explore. In spite of its enormity, everyone seems to find their niche; the University makes it very easy for students to realize all the opportunities that lie before them and to pick the ones from which they’ll benefit most.