Florida State University

I would recommend that above all things learn things that you enjoy or have interest in, don't get a degree in something that will simply get you a job. Keep learning ~ it's a life long process, but get a Masters Degree because undergraduate degrees are a dime a dozen today and generally won't command the best salary, position or company entrance. If you have any entrepreneurial spirit ~ start your own business because you won't get rich (monetarily or spiritually) working for some one else.

Corporate America today is not built on loyalty to the worker. You will succeed as long as you contribute positively to the bottom-line or are percieved in a positive light by your managers. The higher you rise, the more political your job and the less "expertise" you may find you need.Always look out for yourself because no one else will.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

I'm actually a communications disorders major, but that wasn't listed because it is a small major. Live in a dorm your first year.Just get involved in club/campus ministry and you will make friends.

1st Year Female -- Class 2008

Education Quality: A, Individual Value: B

I loooooove Florida State!!! It's not Harvard, but it's a wonderful place to spend your college years. I live only 2 hours away yet I never go home because I have a blast spending time w/ the friends I have made here. There are beautiful women everywhere, and people are always up for some partyin (probably too much). I do not recommend being in a frat because they party 24/7. My grades started to slip, but it was a lot of fun! I love Saturdays in the fall, and even basketball games (we suck). Overall the great people have made my experience a lot of fun.

2nd Year Male -- Class 2007

Social Life: A+, Scholastic Success: F