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I attended Georgia State University for 4 years and graduated in May 2021 with my bachelors in Biology. My school experience was amazing and I made a lot of friends and was able to connect with a diverse group of people. I believe that a lot of the professors were fair and willing to work with students. I frequently visited office hours and became known by my first name with some professors ( it is an extremely large campus).

My only complaint about my university experience is that GSU has an open... Read More campus. This can be very dangerous because there were lots of people harassing the students as they would walk to class or walk to their dorms. Overall, I think the security did the best they could do with the open campus situation. I also attended college during the time that COVID occurred, so we were sent home early during my spring semester of my junior year. I later returned that fall semester and became a RA.

I had a generally positive experience at my school. The professors were knowledgable and most classes were well organized. The coursework could be challenging sometimes but it just helped me become more knowledgable and build my critical thinking skills. I also appreciate the resources available to students, such as tutoring and academic advisement.. One thing that could be improved is communication but overall the school provided a good academic environment with plenty of opportunities for students.... Read More

Choosing to study at Georgia State University is a decision you wont regret! Not only will you have an enriching experience in the classroom, but youll also have plenty of opportunities to apply what you learn hands-on. Since the campus is located in the middle of Atlanta there are tons of opportunities for internships nearby. Furthermore, the university will help you find those opportunities. They have excellent career services for students. The campus is very lively. Georgia State University has... Read More a very diverse student body. Now that the university has consolidated with Perimeter College it is probably even more so. There are so many organizations and regular student events that there is something for everyone. The faculty care about your success and will do their best to support you. I have one of the professors as a mentor who I still keep in touch with post-graduation. My experience at Georgia State was overall very positive. There were some challenges I faced academically and financially, but Im thankful that I faced those times of difficulty at Georgia State University because I experienced an incredible amount of personal growth. My word of advice to students considering to pursue their undergraduate or graduate degree at Georgia State University is to learn about the resources and opportunities Georgia State can offer you as soon as you can. Go to the financial aid office and career services regularly, see an academic advisor regularly, and ask your professors questions!