University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Top Questions

I feel a sense of pride talking about how small my class size was in school. I loved being able to know everyone in my class and being close with majority of them. I also like to brag about all of the class activities that we would do for student council and national honor society, and how fun homecoming, varsity games, and being involved in any extra curricular was a great experience.

How much fun I have learning and going to class and how much fun I have outside of class.

No matter the size of campus you can make it as small or as large as you want. Getting involved in one of the numerous clubs helps you become closer and familarize yourself with people who have the same interests. Since the school is in the city, it is easy to jump on a city bus or the lightrail and head to places like Mall of America, or Como Zoo. Partly because of the large size after school work, you are sure to never be bored.

The physics, mathematic, and statistics departments and the courses associated with each department and how much I learn from each course. The social activities that can be done around the area, such as snow related activities, sky diving, scuba diving, and other water related activities. The beautiful surroundings of the area around the campus with the many parks and various bike paths.

I often brag about the diversity and the sense of community in each of the colleges. There are so many ways of getting involved whether it is volunteering or getting an on campus job.

Not really much of a braggart. Though I am proud to be accepted at such a prestigious University.

How cool some of my classes/professors are: for example, I had a freshman seminar called "My Other Car is a Bicycle," which was about urban bike commuting.

I brag most about the location of my school. We are in a large city and there is a lot to do and there are many job opportunities.

It has the resources and opportunities of a huge school, but when you get involved it feels like a much smaller community. It's the best of both worlds. The location is also ideal both for social and career opportunities.

I do not brag to my friends about my school. I simply tell them that it is a good school and could provide an individual with a good education due to the resources available to the students and the diversity.

It has so many amazing research going on here.

I tell that that there is so much to do and so many things to choose from. The campus is beautiful and our facilities are gorgeous too. We have awesome professors and great classes and so much to choose from. Even though you're in the middle of a metropolitan area it doesn't have to feel that big because the campus is like it's own city, but you're only ten minutes from downtown.

That there are so many different people and so many academic choices. You are never hindered bythe lack of majors or classes.

I brag about how big it is, and that the it is in such a large city. I love the atmosphere and the amount of activities that are always happening on campus and off. There are always things to do during the day, and there is a great night life!

I am a Political Science major and I the program is ranked highly among other Political Science programs in the nation.

I brag about the openness of people on campus and how willing people are to help other people around them. I also brag about the parties that go on througout campus, since partying is a big part of the college experience at the University of Minnesota. I also brag about the great friends that I have made by coming to this school. It seems as though at other schools, the people are not as open to making new friends and for me, I feel as if I have created an extension of my family by coming here.

My school gets a lot of snow. The Minneapolis campus is so big, it crosses the Mississippi River. It's like it's own city within Minneapolis. We are part of the Big 10.

The many great things we have available to do on and around campus.

Some of my major bragging points are the variety of classes the U offers, our Men's Hockey team, our professors and the overall atmosphere of the school. It's also in downtown Minneapolis and is only a campus-provided bus ride away from St. Paul.

Its activities outside of school