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For math yes but other than that surprisingly small classes

Yeah. They say lectures but most of them are in small classes. No more than 30-40 people in a class unless it's math.

The Community showers are good. But, it's expensive and won't ge much refnd back to have fun with. ANd in new dorms no one sees or talk to each other!

How is it expensive? The community showers are mostly in the retro and renovated halls...

The community showers aren't a big deal but I have never made a new friend while going to take a piss.

^^ lol

Yes!

Orientations are all the same. However, if you go later in the summer, classes will already be filling up because when you go to orientation, you register for classes. The good thing is that people play around with their schedules for a while so you can log on any time after you leave orientation and see if people have dropped classes or not. Going earlier gives you an advantage

Yea I'm going to try to go. Thanks :)

Its not that strict but they do have non smoking rules and a dry campus

The school isn't really strict at all. Some teachers are strict but the majority are reasonable

Thanks!

No

...study or hang out with friends. College isn't all about partying.

Um YES, I do know that. I just wanted to know what students do for fun on their free time.......in such a small town

Depends on the student. Some work, some see movies or go out to eat (we have great restaurants), and hang out with friends. You don't have to constantly go out to have fun.

We are an SEC school so there are definitely parties that you can go to. You just have to find people who also like to party and befriend them. The Greek community at State parties just as hard as anywhere else so if you want it to be easy to find parties, go Greek. There are also bars for people over 21 or if it's a down weekend just get some friends together that didn't go home and play drinking games, that is, if you are in to the that stuff.

I've actually gone to orientation with my sister a few years ago, and I can honestly say, it is a GREAT experience. Your parents are not going to get in your way at all. They allow the parents to do activites on their own, while the upcoming freshmen do another. And also, it is VERY necessary to go to orientation; this is where you will sign up for your classes and meet new people.

A lot of informaiton is given out for parents and students; my parents really got into the orientation. They sell a good game during orientation

Thanks guys!

The most important part of orientation is the campus tour and registering for classes. I can't remember any of the people i met in my orientation group.

If you want to make new friends I would try to stay at a dorm where you don't have your own bathroom such as McKee,sessums,if you have your own bathroom you really won't go out in your hall and meet people , and depending on the night there are a couple clubs likes ricks,cowbells,and most nights you'll probably just be hanging out with friends

Thanks!

There are bars to go to and parties on and off campus thursday-saturday.