I have lived on campus all three years and love it. The university administration really responds to the needs of the students. They are installing a new food court and physical fitness area in the student center to give us more choices. I came here because I was looking for a small school with a good academic reputation, yet a school where I could get involved in extracurricular and social activities. Troy State has exceeded all my expectations.
Life here goes far beyond the classroom.
The university has countless ways for students to get involved, whether it's in student government, a work-study job, social fraternities or sororities, or our highly competitive intramural program. More than 100 of Alabama's school systems employ TSU-trained teachers. TSU's music education program has produced over 300 high school bandmasters, more than any other program in the United States. The average ACT score of freshmen entering TSU in 1997 was 21. TSU has 21 honor societies recognizing student achievement and leadership.