Indiana University students get all the storybook experience of what college should be like and the endless opportunities that come with it. IU is also known for having one of the most beautiful university campuses in the country. The limestone buildings, the trees, the flowers, the different roads. When I was a senior in high school and went to visit my friends who were going to IU, I was overwhelmed by how big and beautiful this campus was.
Honestly, there's no way to describe it, and I won't even try. It's something you have to see for yourself. I think one of the best parts of going to IU is the opportunity to be exposed to a very different culture. The restaurants on 4th Street offer a lot of great ethnic restaurants.
There are a lot of different IU students you know, whether they're from California, New Jersey, or Florida. You meet students of different races, genders, ages, cultures, beliefs, political affiliations, sexual orientations and much more. IU also becomes home to international students from around the world. During Welcome Week, the Culture Fest is held, which allows students to enjoy different types of music and food from other countries.
There are also groups and meetings to discuss and promote different cultures, such as the Center for Asian Culture. With all of these things combined, I truly believe that it makes IU students more tolerant, understanding, and cultured adults if they are willing to have an open mind about those experiences and people. If you go to IU, chances are you know who the great Herman B Wells is. He was the eleventh president of IU and one of the best.
A man ahead of his time. I could continue what this great man did for the IU campus during his presidency, which included overseeing the de-segregation at IU, but this time I'll spare you the segregation. However, I definitely read about it at one time. IU has one of the largest alumni bases in the country.
When adults who attended IU in the past ask you what university you attend and you say, “IU,” there's no way to describe how happy they are. They get really excited and start to tell you about all the fun times they had when they lived in Bloomington. They then ask you questions about the bedroom you live in, the places you're going to eat, and so on. I had very close ties with my high school teachers who attended Indiana University, and when I go to visit them at school, they ask me a million questions about my experience at the University of California.
In an interview, Ryan Murphy said: “Everything about my writing career and my future came from those 4 years at IU. When going to class every day, it's normal to see that half of the students are wearing UI clothes. A sea of cream and crimson. School pride at IU is indescribable.
Once you learn IU's fight song, never forget. And if you don't know by the end of Welcome Week, you're a n00b. One of the best experiences from my first year was Hoosier Hysteria. Many people of all ages came to support the IU men's basketball team, and the gorgeous Sage Steele, host of ESPN Sportscenter and an IU student, came to give a talk about her time as a student.
IU Men's Soccer and IU Cheerleading won a national championship. Even though we only made it to the Sweet Sixteen, the IU basketball games were crazy (I, E. IU against Michigan (match) and the back doors were the bomb. IU baseball arrived in Omaha this year.
We have successful and motivated students. IU is generally a fantastic school. It can be very intimidating at first because it's so big, but if you work hard to make the big campus small by participating in extracurricular activities, it's a great school filled with a lot of valuable resources. The beauty of the IU campus is just as magical, often cited as one of the most beautiful in the country.
The campus's dense forests mimic the nature reserves that surround the city. Its limestone buildings and stone outcrops provide a connection to local history and industry. The art and artifacts found inside educational buildings (26% of museums) provide inspiration and knowledge to students (26% visitors alike). The beauty of Indiana University is breathtaking, often cited as one of the most beautiful in the country.
Indiana University is a huge school, with about 40,000, but I love it and I wouldn't change it at all. Indiana University is a name recognized everywhere and everywhere, highly respected in almost every field (after all, it's a public ivy). No matter your reason for visiting campus, you're sure to find plenty of inspiration in the stunning grounds of Indiana University. Indiana University at Bloomington focuses on creating well-rounded students who succeed in and after college.
Looking to the future, IU professors, scientists and researchers are making Indiana and the world a better place through their research on innovative projects. I couldn't be happier and I highly recommend that Indiana University be on your list of schools to consider. The IUB is a beautiful campus that houses a wide variety of students in a quintessential college town that is the perfect combination of the quaint of a small town in Indiana and the amenities of a big city. The university makes Bloomington a liberal and tolerant paradise (for the most part) despite being located in southern Indiana.
For small towns, there are people born and raised in Indiana who have attended their state school, where IU is like a whole new world of opportunities. Founded in 1820, just two years after Bloomington and Monroe Counties, Indiana University is the foundation of this community. Indiana University offers some of the best things the academic world has to offer, especially with housing at SPEA, the second best Public Affairs school in the country. The Indiana Memorial Union has a bowling alley, a billiard room and a movie theater that plays free movies from Thursday to Saturday.
The best thing about Indiana University is the atmosphere, the campus is beautiful and the people are extremely friendly to each other. . .
