Florida State University Students Tell It Like It Is
Tuition, room, and board: $10,000
Season tickets for football: $282
Knowing you chose the perfect school: only $16.95
We'll give you hundreds of student quotes and an inside look at
what it is like to be a Seminole, in and out of the classroom. These are some of the things you need to know:
- Game days are completely nuts. Be prepared to see nothing but garnet and gold everywhere you look. This is especially true when in-state rivals University of Florida or the University of Miami come to town. FSU students take great pride in their school, and it shows.
- Don't study on Landis Green in the summer. There are too many beautiful people.
- If the professor offers a chance for extra credit, take it.
- It's expensive to eat out every night.
These kids might have partied too much?
'Overall, my time here at FSU has been like one giant party! If you value meeting people, great kegs, and a fun time, this is the place. It's a great college experience.'
'I was more interested in partying when I first came here.'
'Sometimes, I feel like I'm still in high school, but that may be because I still live at home. And I didn't do as well academically.'
Learn how to balance schoolwork and the Florida sun, football, and keg parties. Find out if FSU truly has something for you, straight from the students' mouths.
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Discover if FSU is Right For You.The College Prowler Process
While writing our series of college guides, we felt it was critical that our content was unbiased and unaffiliated with any college or university. By hiring current students as authors, we strive to create college guides that truly represent each campus. Our guides cover both the good and the bad, and whether survey responses point to recurring trends or varying opinions, these sentiments are directly and proportionally expressed through our guides.
From the very beginning, student writers gather the most up-to-date stats, facts, and inside information on their colleges. They fill each section with student quotes and summarize the findings in editorial reviews. In addition, each school receives a collection of letter grades (A through F) that reflect student opinion. Once a guide is written, additional college students serve as editors and check for accuracy even more extensively. This same process is applied to all of the 258 colleges and universities College Prowler currently covers. Each guide is the result of endless student contributions, hundreds of pages of research and writing, and countless hours of hard work. All of this has led to the creation of a student information network that stretches across the nation. It’s no easy accomplishment, but it’s the reason that our guides are such a great resource.
