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Come to Angelo State University! Apply for all their scholarships their is nothing you can lose and be involved on campus!

This school is very good for students looking for careers in health or science. The dorms are also nice and spacious, and the meal plan isn't bad either. For a school of its size, Angelo State has a good amount of resourses to aid with studying and such. The classes are usually under thirty people unless it is a lecture course and the professors don't have teacher assistants teaching their classes. The professors are also usually easily accessible and are open to appointment scheduling. Also, the university provides supplemental instruction to help with any questions you may have about course curriculum. Overall, attending this school has been a good learning experience and an smooth transition into college life.

All new prospective students should be super excited to come to Angelo State University because all students and faculty act like family.

Angelo State is a great school for incoming freshmen. It's the perfect size for students coming from both rural and urban areas. Student's can get to know their professor's and can easily become part of an organization.The classes aren't generic and the professor make the effort to make sure you grasp the material which you would not get at many larger universities. It's so easy to make friends that you will have for a lifetime there.

Apply for financial aid ASAP! Also handle all of the paper work for your dorm quickly otherwise you may be in a building you may not want to stay in. Also, register quickly so you have plenty of classes and teacher's to choose from.

Do not be scared to interact. With all of the different activities, it's impossible to have nothing to do. Be open to opportunities as me overall, have fun.

If you are planning on attending ASU, and have been accepted, register for housing AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!!! I can't stress how important it is to register early to get the dorm you want! Also, I recommend finding an extracurricular activity such as a sport, religious group or club to join; it will help with making friends a lot easier and faster. Also, if your living on campus, then you are required to have a meal plan, so make the most of it! You are paying to go there, so eat there and save some cash! Students can eat at the Cafeteria, or the University Center. Parking: Make sure that you park in your designated parking zone, because you will get a ticket! I once witnessed one of the campus policeman taking a picture with his phone of a car that was parked crooked at the University Center, and they got a ticket! A bonus for on campus students or C zone students, you are free to park in B and D zones AFTER 1:00PM! A major tip is to also do research on the professors you are planning to take, ask current students, look online at Rate My Professor or even call and talk to them yourself; believe me you don't want to get stuck with someone you don't like! If you do happen to get stuck, don't worry, the first 2 weeks of school are Add/Drop week, which means you have two weeks to check and see if another class has space for you to transfer to!

Have an open mind. Use rate my professors when you are about to choose a class. Renting books is better than buying them, Chegg works out great. Stay positive and work hard.

Make sure to tour before you come! The weather here is crazy and just one day will show you that. Not only does one day show you the weather, but it emphasizes on the great people and their efforts to help you do whatever it is you plan on doing!

When making your class schedule got to www.ratemyprofessor.com. In addition, do not over do your hours. You will stress out and probably have a meltdown.