Why did you choose this school? Are you happy here? What makes this school unique?

Which other schools did you consider, and what sets this one apart?

What’s a typical day like for you? How would you describe school pride on campus?

What has surprised you most about your experience here? What do you think are the school’s biggest strengths and weaknesses?

Is there anything you’d like to see improved or changed?

Does your school follow a semester, trimester, or quarter system? What are the pros and cons?

Does the campus feel big or small to you?

Looking back, what do you wish you had known before coming here?

Which majors and departments have the strongest reputations?

What’s been your favorite class so far, and why? Are there any especially popular courses or must-have professors?

How would you describe the overall quality of your professors? Are they accessible outside of class?

Are most of your classes taught by professors or teaching assistants?

How easy is it to get into your first-choice classes? How flexible is the process of switching majors?

How would you describe the workload—manageable or overwhelming?

How large are your biggest classes? How many courses do students typically take per term?

Are there a lot of general education (GE) requirements? Have you found them valuable?

What are study and exam periods like?

Do you think demonstrated interest affects admissions decisions? How much weight do you believe your interview carried in the process?

Was your interview conducted by an admissions officer, an alumnus, or a current student?

Did you apply with a declared major, or did you decide later?

Which majors are the most competitive to get into?

What advice would you give to someone applying to this school? Any tips for standing out?

How would you describe academic advising?

Is it easy to meet with your advisor?

Overall, how satisfied are you with academic advising?

Have you used tutoring services or the writing center? If so, were they helpful?

Do students commonly form study groups or participate in online discussion forums?

Here’s your refined list of campus life questions with clearer phrasing and a more natural flow:

How would you describe the overall atmosphere on campus? Do you feel safe here?

Is it easy to get around, and how do most students commute—walking, biking, skateboarding, or using public transport?

Would you say the campus is attractive and well-maintained? Are facilities like classrooms, dorms, and dining halls clean and in good condition?

What’s your favorite spot on campus, and why? Do you have a favorite outdoor space or study spot?

What do students typically do when they’re not in class? What’s campus life like on weekends—do most students stay or go home?

What are some of the biggest campus events, like homecoming or alumni weekend? Are there any unique traditions students look forward to?

Are there any major issues or “hot-button” topics currently being discussed on campus?

Do most students have cars, or is it easy to get by without one?

What clubs and organizations are you involved in? How have they impacted your college experience?

How did you first get involved in student activities? Is there an involvement fair or event to help new students explore their options?

How competitive are the clubs here? Do they have application processes?

Are there pre-professional fraternities or societies?

What options are available for club and intramural sports?

Have you used the career services center? Was it helpful?

Do many students work on or off campus? How easy is it to find a part-time job?

Are internships and co-op programs available? How do students typically find them?

Does the school host employer recruiting events? How easy is it to find summer jobs or other work opportunities through the school?

Are there research opportunities with faculty?

What’s your impression of the alumni network? Does it actively support students in career development?

Do you enjoy living in this city/town? What do you like about the area?

How often do you go off campus, and what do students typically do there?

How would you describe the school's relationship with the local community? Do students often work or volunteer nearby?

Does the area feel safe? What kind of safety measures are in place?

Is it easy to get around without a car? What transportation options does the school provide?

How is the weather? How was the adjustment?

What are the different on-campus housing options (singles, suites, apartments, etc.), and how do the dorms compare in reputation?

Was your resident advisor (RA) accessible and helpful?

Are there special-interest housing options based on major, interests, or lifestyle?

Do most students live on campus all four years, or is it common to move off-campus?

What are some popular off-campus housing options, and how expensive is housing in the area?

How would you rate the dining hall food?

Are there meal plan options, and do the dining halls accommodate special dietary needs?

Do the dorms have common kitchens for students to use?

How would you describe the social scene on campus? Is it easy to meet people and make friends?

Where do students typically go out off-campus? What are some popular hangout spots?

What do students do for fun if they’re not into partying?

Is there Greek life on campus? How big of a presence do fraternities and sororities have?

What is the rush and initiation process like?

Are there other types of Greek organizations beyond social ones, such as academic, service, or professional fraternities and sororities?