Is Boise State University a good option?

I've got Boise State on my list and I'm considering it for college but I'm still unsure about it. Could anyone maybe share their experiences or reviews about this school? Education, student life, facilities, anything really would be appreciated!

Boise State University is indeed a school to consider, with a range of academic programs and a lively student body. It's known for its programs in Business, Education, Engineering, and Health Sciences in particular. However, no two students will have the same experience, so I'll provide somewhat of a general overview.

On the academic front, Boise State believes in hands-on learning, which often results in a robust learning experience for students. The professors are generally involved, which ensures good academic support for students. Based on student reviews, many love the collaborative, real-world learning opportunities and the emphasis on creativity and innovation.

Student life at Boise State is quite active. They have more than 200 clubs and organizations ranging from professional development to general interest clubs. The campus is situated in the state's most populous city, providing both the opportunity to engage with the local community and take advantage of city amenities. Nearby outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and kayaking additionally serve to enhance student life.

As for facilities, the campus includes state-of-the-art classrooms and labs, residential halls, and even a recreation center with a rock climbing wall. The investments in campus infrastructure have been significant in recent years.

In terms of athletics, Boise State has a very successful football program and their games are a big part of the school spirit. The view of 'the blue turf' at their home games is something many students seem to enjoy.

However, it's also important to visit the campus—if feasible—to get a firsthand feel of the place as everyone's priorities and preferences might vary. Consider things that are important to you: Diversity? Study abroad programs? Internship opportunities? Class size? Connection to local businesses? Tailor your research to these factors while making your decision.