Michigan State University

I went to Michigan State University from 1987 to 1991. I absolutely loved my experience there. It's a very large school but there are so many opportunities to make it smaller by joining groups or making friends in dorms. I stayed in the dorms for 2 years and I'm glad I did. I made a lot of friends and never felt isolated in an apartment somewhere off campus. I also joined a sorority in my sophomore year. What a great thing that was. I joined one where I felt comfortable and didn't feel that I had to look a certain way or have lots of money. I enjoyed it immensely!!! The stereo types are inaccurate. We had absolutely no hazing. In fact, we were treated really well as pledges. I would recommend it. There are very few people who wouldn't fit into one of the many houses on campus. more

The MSU School of Social Work is a program of administrative corruption, unethical teaching practices, and mistreatment of students. Administrators, professors, and practicum coordinators engage in all kinds of wrong-doing, much of which is done with deliberate interference against students such as making personal attacks against their character. Students have their chances of success crushed by administrators who mismanage their curriculum and engage in character assassination. Minority students come under attack simply for being minorities. Administrators blacklist students by making statements that lead internship supervisors to question their competence. Professors are arrogant and unresponsive to student needs and classroom instruction is terrible. Professors push political agendas that are both anti-male and anti-family. Students who dont embrace their unfair administrative practices or mean-spirited political viewpoints in the classroom are graded unfairly and washed out of the program. Social work administrators engage in a variety of underhanded techniques in which Michigan State University money is used wrongly. Each year, professors and administrators use MSU money to take expensive vacations to various places in the United States and through-out the world. Administrators and professors engage in all kinds of indiscretions and abuses. Their marketing techniques find students experiencing all kinds of deception and chicanery. Students are mislead in numerous ways, such as being duped into enrolling in the program without knowing its a teleconference course, or being led to believe they will get a certain practicum only to discover upon entering that program that the practicum they were promised is unavailable. more

Attending Michigan State University is like being a fleck of sand at the beach. That is, with forty thousand plus undergraduate and graduate students you are definitely among the masses. They have a huge array of programs, both graduate and undergraduate. The only problem with this school is that the quality of students can be somewhat lacking. That is, the undergrads tend to party like it’s going out of style. more

MSU is one of the top universities in Michigan and has top-ranked programs in several different areas. One of their most well-known college is the Eli Broad College of Business which is consistantly ranked top in the nation. There are several different degree options, and for the quality of education, the price isn't as high as it may seem. For those who go to college not knowing what they want to do, MSU offers programs in several different areas. Also, campus is known for being fun and friendly. more

Its difficult to provide an overall review of an education at Michigan State University, as it is such a large and diverse school. Michigan State is a wonderful institution if you are not afraid of being immersed in a large, diverse community that is constantly moving. You will meet new people very nearly every day and be exposed to wonderful and unique opportunities that one might not get at a smaller school. Michigan State is among the leading institutions in the country for study abroad programs, so that makes MSU an excellent choice if you feel you would like to include International study in your university experience. more

Michigan State University, the country’s first “Land Grand College” is located in East Lansing, MI. A few years ago, I attended Michigan State and received my B.A. in Telecommunications. Now, years later, I miss being on the wonderful campus daily. The University, which is a Big Ten school, offers a huge variety of areas of study from Blacksmithing to Law and everything in between. The environment at MSU is very unique, as students from all of the world and all walks of life come together by the tens of thousands to study and learn … and party (once the learning is done, of course). more