University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Top Questions

The activities are one of the main "brag factors" of the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. There is so much going on and off campus and everyone is always up for something. There are big beautiful bluffs less than a mile down the road where students always go on bluff hikes together and volleyball, soccer and football games constantly going on outside everyday. This is a very active campus and the students focus hard on school but also focus hard on having fun!

When telling my friends about this school, I brag about the Biology program and the overall campus. After a long day of studying, it's nice to go up to the bluffs and get some fresh air. The biology program is also great because there is such a variety of classes to take that pertain to biology if one should be interested.

I boast that my professors are always readily available and there are never teacher aids teaching their classes. Also, I admire that the campus is quite large and the town still manages to accommodate the feeling of a small town. Also we offer many clubs on campus which is really great for meeting new people and really gives a sense of belonging to something bigger than yourself. It also doesn't hurt that we are conveniently located right between the Mississippi River and the bluffs, which makes for a great day over all.

When bragging to friends, probably about class size. Many of my friends go to big schools with classes with 300+ kids. This sounds HORRID to me, and i love having such small classes and more one on one learning. It makes talking to the professor easier and getting help when needed more convenient.

The University of Wisconsin in La Crosse is located on a beautiful campus. The school is a perfect size and everyone is very nice. There are plenty of different options for students to become involved in. Everyone on campus is very active. The professors at the University are great; they are very helpful and easy to talk to if a student needs help.

Th campus for UW-L is very small in comparison to Universities such as UW Madison. This helps to make the campus feel safer and more like your own community. Since we all live so close to one another and aren't separated by busy city streets, it is easy to get around campus and see each other. It is also a very intimate environment in which you see alost everyone at one point in time, and you get to know the majority of the other students, which gives us all a certain closeness.

The entire local area is very committed to staying healthy and exercising; this motivates everyone to pursue active lifestyles.

The Night and weekend life.

It has just about every major, with great proffesors, and is just a beautiful town.

My professors and the help they are willing to give to their students.