SUNY College at Plattsburgh Top Questions

What kind of person should not attend this school?

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Amanda

A non-social one.

Sue

I think the kind of person who wouldn't fit in with this college is one who wants to party too much and is not economically friendly.

Diana

Someone who doesnt like to work hard. Also someone who would rather be in a more loud surrounding. Someone who likes the city more than the country.

Zachary

If you don't like the cold, you should avoid this school.

Amanda

People that can't handle mixing alcohol and schoolwork

Melissa

I'm not completely sure anyone shouldn't attend this school. It was a good experience for me and I think that it's a good environment for anyone. I learned a lot while I attended PSU, both academically and personally and that's what anyone should take away from college.

lisa

loner.

Kayla

Someone who is extremely dependent on family, someone who doesn't like college towns, someone who is terrified of cold weather.

haley

someone expecting cutthroat academics

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