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What's student life like at Middle Georgia University in Macon?

I'm looking into Middle Georgia University and wondering about the atmosphere on the Macon campus. Anyone have experience with the student life or extracurriculars there? Trying to decide if it's the right fit for me.

a year ago

As someone who has worked with various students heading to or currently attending Middle Georgia State University (MGSU), I can provide some insight into the student life there.

MGSU in Macon has a smaller community compared to some larger state schools, which generally means smaller class sizes and more personalized attention from professors. Students often say that they feel it's easier to develop relationships with their instructors and get assistance when they need it.

The campus life at MGSU is described as welcoming and diverse. Since it's a commuter-heavy school with many students juggling school, work, and family commitments, those who prefer a quieter environment may find Middle Georgia suitable.

For extracurricular activities, there are multiple clubs and organizations that you can join to pursue interests outside of academics. From academic organizations such as the Psychology Club, to service organizations like the Rotaract Club, special interest groups like the Anime Club, and sports and recreational clubs. If there isn't a club that aligns with your interests, the university encourages students to create their own.

In terms of sports, while MGSU isn't a big name in terms of athletics, they do take part in the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) in various sports including Soccer, Tennis, and Basketball among others. So there are athletic events you can participate in or watch.

Bear in mind that everyone's experience is unique and it's best to visit campus if possible, meet with faculty or students, and maybe even sit in on a class if you can. That would give you a much better sense of the atmosphere and whether you think it would be the right fit for you.

a year ago

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