Auburn University

This was my first visit to the campus. I was extremely impressed with the beauty of the buildings and landscape. Many areas on campus felt tranquil and park like. Although I didn’t get to see every detail, I left feeling like this would have been a great place to go. There is a ton of school spirit here and it shows.

Great campus that I really enjoyed attending. The atmosphere is amazing and the people are as well.

— This is one of the great southern universities. War Eagle!!!
This is a university that’s steeped in old southern roots & traditions. However, despite being a large school, it still has a small college feel. This is one of those special large institutions where you’re not «some number in the crowd». Once you arrive on campus you’re part of the Auburn Family. And, you’ll remain a part of it long after you leave… Great school.

I attended Auburn as a graduate student from 2010 –2012 (MBA). Overall, I loved the school! It was perfect for me. I thought the campus was a happy medium — big, yet not overwhelming. Very nice campus, well manicured and uniform. New buildings blend in with older buildings — new Engineering Center is an amazing sight architecturally. The sports facilities are very impressive. There is a lot of history and tradition here, which I love. The town of Auburn is quaint. Very small, rural Southern town. Greatest asset Auburn has it is it’s people — students, faculty, and program administrators are just the absolute best. There is a real sense of «family» at Auburn.
Would have liked more specialization options, but attending Auburn was one of the best decisions I’ve made in my adult life.
Strongly recommend!
Only gave ⁴⁄₅ star rating because I believe there’s always room for improvement, and I don’t have a lot to compare Auburn to, but it is an awesome school!
WAR EAGLE!!!

Just visited here the other day, and cannot stop thinking about it. Gorgeous campus, great architecture, and the students we encountered seemed pleasant. The school is located in a great area and gives off a good vibe. I momentarily gave a thought to possibly attending here, but was turned off by the cost of attendance for even an in-​state student. But if I had unlimited (or at least more) money resources, I’d definitely apply here and hope to get in!

Beautiful campus, incredible academic programs, Auburn TIgers football. Couldn’t recommend a better place to get an education and spend some of the best years of your life. Always enjoy returning to campus for football games and can’t help but reminisce as I walk the ever changing, improving campus. War Eagle.

We stopped in here for the football game one perfect fall day (Go Dawgs!!!). It was a decent campus, and tailgating was a sleepy scene… But I will go as far as to forgive an SEC school for sucking at Saturdays when their football team is performing so terribly.
There’s not a whole lot to Auburn, but I actually enjoyed what little I saw of campus. It seemed like a very student-​friendly campus, with wide walkways and plenty of places to park a bike.
The stadium was fairly nice, a lot nicer than other college stadiums I’ve visited. Most places’ structure looks like it was built out of toothpicks, and Jordan-​Hare looked like a more sturdy, permanent structure (Not sure about toothpick appearance of stadiums? Visit UK or UTennessee to see what I’m talking about-​They shake terribly when the fans get rowdy).

war dan eagle

I had scheduled a campus tour here a few weeks ago for my 17 year old. Since I have in-​laws in town here, it’s been easy over the years to not really appreciate, or at least have taken for granted, all that this university has to offer and contributes to the town since they’ve always coexisted very well together with the communities that surround it.
They tour gave some detailed insight into history, housing, financing, and of course it’s football program… The facilities were nothing short of impressive. While the majority of the buildings were modern enough to cater to today’s students, they preserved virtually every building and historic landmarks from the university’s inception. As I said before, the school blends well with the town, which makes an extremely nice and safe environment for your child to get acclimated to…
The curriculum here has something for everybody. My daughter’s interest is in biology. But the bio-​med program really caught her attention because of the broad range of professions that she can branch out into as a physician without actually committing to a specific type of physician she’d like to be within the first couple years of the course.
She was very impressed with how livable the campus is. And after speaking to some of the current students in the book store, she has a totally different perspective on what type of campus she would like to spend her college years on.

Returned to Auburn for the «All In» weekend in February 2012 and took in a basketball game and baseball game.
Although the weather was crap it was nice to walk across campus and take in the changes since 1983. Pleased to see that Thatch Avenue no longer cuts through campus and that the place is more foot and bike friendly.
Lots of new building named for those who made lots of money. Plus plenty of the old stuff from way back.
Had to get my photo taken at Toomer’s Corner next to the oaks poisoned by the ‘Bama eco-​terrorist. Breaks my heart to see them look so pitiful — only a matter of time before they are dug out. Only hope the a-​hold who did it gets to pay every penny in soil remediation costs and replacement. Unfortunately it won’t make any difference in his loser-​lifestyle as one trailer is pretty much the same as another.
WDE.

I visited Auburn recently for the Olé Miss game and was thoroughly in awe of the Campus and surroundings. Hanging out at the Alumni center was a cool experience and the game was nothing short of great. I can’t wait to go back. War Eagle.

This university is amazing. The students are the kindest people you could ever meet. The university itself is constantly trying to improve. There isn’t much more you could ask from a place.

What a beautiful campus and helpful friendly people.
We took a tour recently and were very impressed with the facilities, the academic programs and the way in which we were treated. Small college town with a great deal of heart and pride.

Oh Auburn, what can I say, best 4 years ever. I loved going to school here and living here. As a whole, I really enjoyed my teachers and classes, especially when I got into my upper level major courses. The campus itself it very beautiful, with lots of trees and cool buildings.
There are a wide range of extra curricular activities to match your interests. I was interested in radio so I became a DJ at WEGL. I got a lot of hands on experience and definitely learned about working with other personalities.
I think the best thing I took away from my 4 years was a group of really awesome friends. I met some of the greatest people here and have had some of the best times with them. No matter what kind of person you are, you can find people who have similar interests. Sure the town is small and maybe sometimes a little boring, but you are less than 2 hours from Atlanta and Birmingham and about 3 hours from Athens. We used to drive to the ATL just to go record shopping.
Did you know there are Auburn Clubs scattered everywhere and even if you move far away (as I did) you can still get together with other alumni and fans to hang out? Yes you can! I’m planning on watching most of the football games this year with my Auburn Club here in Seattle.
I miss you Auburn. War Eagle!

AU, champions, what else can be said? Except the individual that poisoned the oaks needs to be strung up in the trees!

As a proud Alumni I have to say that Auburn is among the best schools period. They have great academics, great sports programs and great traditions.

War Damn Eagle

Absolutely a gorgeous campus. Visited for my first time not too long ago and loved the architecture. The on-​campus stadium that can be seen from Momma Goldberg’s deli is a prodigious gemstone on the lush, green campus that is Auburn.

Some west coast lovin for my husband east coast university. All I can say is Auburn is an impressive looking campus. I got the wife’s tour of the campus and I have to say I like what I see.
We went by the business school and some of the old haunts my husband used to visit.
«Paging, Dr. price, Paging Dr. Price… in the School of Accounting. We tried to visit you but you weren’t around. Maybe we’ll get to meet next time.»
Goodness this campus is large. The buildings are all brick and they are building more from what I can tell.
So to our friends in AU, War Eagle! And Lets pray your football team does better .bc its not looking so good.

I knew upon stepping foot on the campus, that this was the right college for me. The grounds are so lush and gorgeous. The buildings are impressive and filled with amazing Southern history. And of course, the sports rule the school — this is a football town of the highest level! WAR EAGLE!
I graduated with a degree in TV/​Film from the Communications Department in the Liberal Arts School (Dr. Emmett Winn is the coolest professor on the campus by far).
I also spent a fair amount of time in the Business School getting a minor in Accounting/​Finance.
The education was good, not top notch, but definitely good. The classes were large, as is to be expected with a University of over 30,000 students. For what they lacked in quality, they definitely made up for in sheer volume. There were tons of options as far as types of classes go.
Despite the over-​crowding and lack of things to do outside of school, I loved my time at Auburn. I made some dear friends (and some even dearer enemies) and had a BLAST (a.k.a. partied my butt off). Those Southerners know how to drink — watch out!