University of Memphis Top Questions

Fun environment in a GREAT CITY!

The University of Memphis is a commuinty full of friendly well academic students.

The University of Memphis is very open-minded and zealous for new and different ideas.

My school to someone who has never seen it looks like a "small" campus. Our campus is a legit square and mile total is our campus. But it still has that college campus feel to it.

My school is very diverse and not one student will feel left out because there are several things to do and get involved in.

We bleed tiger blue and the classes are great.

My school is the best place on Earth: it promotes not only academic growth, but it also stimulates us to grow as people; it allows us to develop values that we will stick to for the rest of our lives.

My school is a helpful, fun, educational enviorment.

Average sized city school with plenty to offer in entertainment while allowing the students to perform to their full potential.

My school has everything necessary to succeed post-graduation.

A well known, knowledgeable school that help students achieve their dreams.

The University of Memphis is very school spirited instituion, where your education is exactly what you make of it.

The University of Memphis is one of the most diverse schools that one could possibly imagine by enhancing one's character, devotion, and intillect as a continuing collegian.

The University of Memphis is about, "Thinkers, Dreamers and Doers".

My school is a large school full of spirit and the desire to suceed in every student activity.

The Univeristy of Memphis is a cultrually diverse school that allows students to express themselves, yet still focus on academia.

University of Memphis is underated.

People are here to get a grade and get out. We want to the work to be as easy as possible. We want to do just enough to get by.

The University of Memphis is a college that cares about each student education.

University of Memphis is a fairly large urban school that aims to prepare its students to become "doers" in their communities.