Mississippi State University

Beautifully landscaped campus, still constantly in the process of growing and modernizing. MSU is also nestled in the middle of a buzzing college town with no shortage of places to shop or diners to dive into. The college is more spread out than some, so walking can be tough at times, but MSU also has a multi-​route bus transit system, is bike-​friendly, and has a fair amount of parking space.

Huge, beautiful campus, but a bit hard to navigate for out-​of-​towners. Landscaping is done well and the Chapel of Memories is a work of art. The Hunter Henry center is very up-​to-​date and a great spot for a wedding reception.

Look I give it 3 stars cause I’m an LSU Tigers fan BUT I got a niece up in Stark Vegas on Track & Field scholly so I’ve made 1 trip up there last year and loved the town and the school, what little I saw of both cause the fam had us all jumping!
This year my boy, Mascot for his high school, had to attend Cheer/​Mascot camp up in Stark Vegas… ONLY boy with something like 500 cheerleaders (even the other mascots were girls) so I expect he had himself a good time…
So I liked the town last time up I figured go up show some support for the boy at the end of camp showoff and check out the town a little more in-​depth, which I did and you can see in other reviews to come…
Back to the campus, the camp was held on the grounds of Miss State and this time I got to crawl all over the place and it is DEFINITELY an SEC campus… CLASS all the way!!!
They performed the showoff in the Palmeiro Center which is part of the athletic complex (indoor facility for the baseball and football teams) and baby it was an outstanding facility.
Just to recap, everything I have seen at Miss State has been 1^st class… from athletic facilites to the campus in general… Glad my boy’s high school decided to attend camp up there and proud of my niece for earning that scholly to be a ‘dog!!!