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Texas State is such a friendly, open, accepting university. It's not a super huge college, so the people aren't stuck-up or cocky like you might find at bigger universities. It's very relaxed on campus, and there's a very chill atmosphere surrounding the city of San Marcos, as well. You can feel at home at Texas State, and you'll be surprised to find how easy it is to make friends.
Texas State is superb in making sure its students are offered the opportunities they need to gain skills that will make them the most competitive in their field. Being a smaller university makes it even easier for academic advisers and professors to take the extra time to talk to students one-on-one about their future career paths. The professors and advisers are always eager to help.
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jd1584
Kinesiology and Exercise Science '13
Smoking Ban
Smoking is banned on campus but people still smoke
May 23, 2012
Terrible Parking
Parking on campus is almost impossible. Be prepared to walk!
Bobcat Pride
The football stadium is going to be one of the best.
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