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Great school overall in my opinion, I transferred from a larger state university as I wanted a small school environment but could not afford to go to a private school. The campus is nice, athletic facilities and library are top notch. There are alot of student groups on campus which I recommend joining as it makes it easier to meet people and make friends. The towns pretty small but at around 100k it has most of the major retail stores and restaurants found in larger cities and there are alot of bars that cater to students if that’s your thing, though I wouldn’t go so far as to say its a party school. All the classes are pretty small and you really get to know the professors in your major. I never had what I felt was a bad professor and some were truly great. You wont find the same things you find at UT or A&M but if you are looking for a smaller school where you don’t feel lost in the crowd I think its one of the best in the state.