We asked ten freshman students to give us their first impressions of life here at MTSU.
Here are their responses:
“The people are nice, and it’s a very friendly place. The size is a little intimidating, but it’s awesome,” says freshman Bria Kilcrease. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“It’s been really fun; I’ve met a lot of people. Overall it’s been a great experience,” says freshman Daniel Batie. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“I love it. I love how approachable people are and how relaxed it is compared to high school.” says freshman Haley Greene. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“I like it, but it’s a lot to take in. But it’s a lot of fun,” says freshman Haley Hofferbert. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“I think MTSU is a fantastic place to meet people, and to accept responsibilities,” says freshman Cat Hoy. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“It’s a lot different than high school. It’s much more intimidating,” says Freshman Janna Anderson. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“There’s nothing bad about it at all. I love it here,” says freshman Tony Wilbourn. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“It’s been great, MTSU’s the best!,” says freshman Kenneth Carpenetti. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“The campus is really big and pretty, and the people are nice,” says freshman Katelyn Hopper. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
“It’s a bigger environment compared to my hometown, but I love that!” says freshman Storm Prescott. (MTSU SIDELINES / John Connor Coulston)
Feature Photo by Myles Valrie
Story by Jacob Burgess
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