Michigan State University Reviews

"Michigan State offered a well-rounded experience both academically and socially. The Psychology department had knowledgeable professors who were accessible outside of class. Campus resources like career services and counseling were helpful. Class sizes were manageable and allowed for good discussions. My only criticism is that some administrative processes felt disorganized. Overall, a solid choice for students looking for a balance of academics and campus life."

"MSU offers a wide variety of courses and programs so it’s pretty easy to find out what you want to study. It is very big which has its pros and cons. There is a relatively diverse student body as well as a ton of resources available for students. However it is easy to get lost in the population meaning there are some very large classes and it may be harder to connect with professors."

"Michigan State University provided a great place to flourish as an individual in an academic setting. Every professor I was able to interact with during my four years in undergrad had an immense amount of knowledge and experience that they were able to share with students. In addition to the rich classroom setting and staff experiences, student groups and campus organization are bountiful and offer opportunities to get involved with individual interests outside of the classroom and explore various experiences that help students grow and navigate their academic and professional lives.Read Less"

"Michigan State University is an exceptional university. First and foremost, the campus itself is absolutely beautiful. From the Red Cedar River, to the river-trail, to the farm land, MSU covers a lot of ground. MSU also provides students will an exceeding level of diversity in its students, programs, and faculty. You will have the chance to work beside world-renowned professors and researchers all while experiencing the essence of East Lansing, MI."

"I really loved attending MSU! I really feel like I gained opportunities to travel the world, volunteer, and meet many different types of people. My professors were great and are a great resource and a big help when it comes to applying to jobs and other opportunities. One thing that I was disappointed in was that I think a lot of students do not have practical experiences built into their degree programs, so they may not have necessary experience when they leave to get a good job."