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Introduction
You've got to come and visit SEMO. When I came to tour the campus, I was surprised at how beautiful the place was. I chose it because it's good academically and not as expensive as some other D-1-size schools. The area's nice. But I will caution you to stay away if you don't like walking up and down hills...

Campus Life and Social Life
There is a lot of partying, especially on Thursday and Friday nights. We have D-1 sports and lots of clubs in Cape Girardeau. Weekends can be kinda quiet because a lot of people go into St. Louis. On the bright side...you can go to St. Louis! Advertisement
Academics
I really like the fact that there are small classes and the professors know your name. The Education and Polytechnic Departments are great. Soon, there will be a new River Campus for Fine Arts too. I haven't had one professor I didn't like.

Student Body
Most students are from the St. Louis area, but there are also a lot of people from Washington, Illinois, Texas, California, Florida and other countries like Japan. A lot of them are into sports and participate in different groups like the Baptist Student Union. And of course, Greek Life. The school is 62% female / 38% male.

In Closing...
Overall, I really like the school and plan to stay. It is a place where you'll meet so many new people every day, but also find a lot of good friends.