Michigan State University (MSU) Campus

This is my dorm room! I live in a suite style which means you would have one roommate and share a bathroom with your two suite mates. Then there is also community style which means you just have your roommate and you share a large bathroom with your entire hall and that gets cleaned on the daily. When signing up for housing they will inform you on which dorms have which style.

The student faculty ratio is 16:1 at MSU. I have been very impressed with how much the professors here really care about their students and want them to succeed. They love it when students email them questions and come to their office hours because it means they want to learn. Some advice, definitely take advantage of their office hours because it can only benefit you.

This one of our academic buildings called Wells Hall. It serves mainly as a mathematical building but also contains other classes like communication. It includes a Starbucks which is very popular considering it is in the middle of campus. Also it has a really good resource called the Math Help Center, where students can go and receive free tutoring for their math class.

Football, Basketball, and Hockey are the most popular at MSU. If you have any love for sports you will love MSU because Spartans really go all out. And if you ever want to just play sports for fun you can always join a intramural team and compete against other teams! They have all kinds of sports.

Sparty's is one of the most attractive things about MSU, strategically located all over campus! It kind of acts like a gas station market where there is a ton of snacks but also necessary things you would need. And all students containing the unlimited meal pass (students who live on campus) get to have free combos 6 out of the 7 days a week! A combo is 3 items that you can take out of Spartys for free!

Sorry that you can't really see the statue because it looks so far away on a GoPro but hopefully the street view will help! All Spartans are very proud with their statue and as you can see people are very protective over it guarding it days before we play our rival school in football. Also MSU has a very beautiful river, Red Cedar, that flows through the center of Campus!

Other than football, basketball, and hockey, all other sports are free to attend for MSU students! Say you and your friends can't come up with something to do one afternoon, just head over to the baseball field!

MSU Union is know for a lot of things like Biggby coffee, dairy store ice cream, food court, post office, bowling, ect. If you ever want to know what's going on just look at the weekly brochures on all the tables in the cafeterias. What I find really cool is that it even has its own bowling alley for students!

I am in the International Center interviewing a current Freshman, Ben. He talks about how he enjoys that MSU is big and diverse but also likes how being apart of clubs and organizations on campus can help make it feel small and like you are apart of something. I would definitely agree with that because there are so many clubs on campus and you can join whatever ones you want!

The International Center holds many cool features including a ton of spartan clothing and accessories, a foodcourt, and a bookstore. I have gone there a ton to get something to eat and then study next to the huge glass window that looks over a green field and the Red cedar river.

My friend Brooke talks about how she loves being apart of a huge student section on Game Day but one of the downfalls are that you have to get there early if you want a good seat. For this game we played our rival and students even camped out in tents in front of the gates the night prior. But that just really goes to show our Spartan dedication.

This is a video that is a day in the life at Michigan State University. I show you a cafeteria, gym, football game, and my dorm room. I also included an interview with my friend who shares about what he likes most about MSU.

Sparty's is one of the most attractive things about MSU, strategically located all over campus! It kind of acts like a gas station market where there is a ton of snacks but also necessary things you would need. And all students containing the unlimited meal pass (students who live on campus) get to have free combos 6 out of the 7 days a week! A combo is 3 items that you can take out of Spartys for free!

My friend Joey talks about the different types of classrooms and the different resources in them. He explains that big lecture classrooms are more for the University required courses and then the smaller classrooms will be more for your specific major. In this video I show one of the more smaller but advanced classrooms.

This is the business College Complex where all the business students will go for some of their classes. It includes a Starbucks, as well as recruiters for the business world as well. They are really good at getting students plugged in with interviews and internships. Across the street they also have their own library that they share with the Law students.

I vlogged my first day of spring semester! You'll see the Communication Arts and Sciences Building where most of my classes are, as well as how I took the bus to get to Snyder Phillips Cafeteria. Plus, I'll introduce you to two of my friends: Don and Mike!