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There's a wholeeee club dedicated to diversity at Texas State. Diversity is very accepted.

TONS to Choose from – There's so many resturaunts around San Marcos, love the variety. If not in San Marcos there's two major cities 30 minutes away each direction.

The campus bus is very convenient. I personally don't ride it all the time, but when I do it's always on time. There's even an app on the iphone that tells you where the buses are and when the next one near you will be arriving. It's awesome!

You really can do what want. You do get in trouble if it gets out of hand. Ultimately, if you aren't absolutely causing chaos and raging ruckus then anything is fine in the dorms and around campus.

Gets Old – The places on campus are delicious, some more than others. The only problem is they have the same things every day, and as bis as my campus is I eat at one. So, that one gets really old really fast but it's the closest to my dorm. Also, the hours of the dining halls is not very cooperative with every day life.

Great Advisors and Awesome Instructors – I'm not in a particular program right now at Texas State, I am currently undecided. But, my advisor is helping me through my decision with joining the Physical Therapy program, and he's been awesome. He understands what I want and my academic standings, and he tells me exactly what I need to do to succeed.

At Texas State it's easy to access anything you need to access. There is tons of printing places on campus, there is computers in every building and there is always someone willing to help point you in the direction of a computer or printer and tell you how to use it!

Although Texas State University is a huge school, I still feel like I am getting so many opportunities to learn. Even with the class being so big, my professor always offers her office hours and to stay after class to talk to anyone that needs to talk. All of my professors wanted to know our names and help us out as much as possible. I love that about my school. Workload isn't that much, but is still challenging to the mind. There is so many on campus tutoring places you can choose from to go to. Everything about Texas State's curriculum is helpful and I believe that I will do so well the rest of my 4 years here.