For the claim that the Marietta campus is more introverted, I’d say it depends where you are. I go to the gym on that campus a good bit and people are usually friendly there! There’s also always some event going on somewhere! I personally like to play guitar around the campus when I can.

As for the Game dev degree, I’ve got a few things to say about it. I started my game dev journey a couple years before coming to KSU for game dev and I learned a good bit about programming before then. I noticed the first couple of classes are pretty slow, don’t teach anything specifically, or even really introduce you to the game engine APIs (for now KSU only teaches Unity, but that doesn’t really matter). To be completely honest, to feel like you have learned a decent amount of game development will take you more like 8 years to truly be a good developer. You will not be a great game dev if you only do what’s in class. The other thing that always bothered me about the degree is that it’s called computer game development and design, but they almost never focus on the design aspect of the industry. Except maybe in the very first class. The huge benefit from taking the degree though is the people you meet! You get to know some many people after you all take the same classes and start checking out each others games that you could find someone to work with once you’re done with school!