University of Louisville Top Questions

A person who does not take their education seriously, or who thinks that going to parties, social events, or gatherings, are the only thongs you are supposed to do in college. Students who do come to the University of Louisville will realize that this institution of higher learning is not mean tfor them. People who do not like to work together in groups, or partnerships, will not benefit from this university. In most cases, hands on classrooms like the biology labs majority of the time have the students working in groups.

I believe this school is right for everyone. If there is a student who is from Louisville who wants to live in another city or get away from home should not attend this institution.

Someone who isn't going to put effort into the work shouldn't attend this school.

Louisville is very diverse, they support all different types of people. They have numerous organizations for different ethnicities and cultures, as well as worldviews or beliefs. They provide an atmosphere that welcomes every type of student and seeks to be the best in this concern. Any person should consider this university as their new home for their great education diversity. They offer in-field interns to provide experience for your future career. Louisville strives to be a place for all people to grow in knowledge while finding their true self.

Someone who hates city life. Kind of an urban campus. Also a very conservative person would feel out of place.

Someone that does not have a desire to learn and interact further with the student body and the faculty adn actually obtain an education that you are paying for. If your there to just party go find another place to learn!!!!

Someone who shouldn't attend this school is someone who has no goals, and aren't driven. If you came to this school trying to get away from home, you made a mistake. Thinking you can do what you want and behaving how you wish, isn't a way to succeed. At UofL they have a standard, they expect you to do something with your life, and if you don't expect that of yourself, then you won't succeed here.

If you dont have any morality, any ethics, or just want to go to school for show, This uisnt the school for you. This is University. This is the road to the success that will follow you the rest of your life. And it shouldn't be toyed with in any form or fashion. Being awaste of space in college is not considered "cool" nor will you gain any respect for it. You should go to school, take care of your business, graduate and move on with your life. If you have no intentions of this, dont bother coming.

I enjoy my time at The University Of Louisville, I think there is something for everyone here. Maybe a Freshman that is trying to save money could get an associates at a community college then transfer over.

If you are not willing and open to diversity and other people I would not attend this school. There are a wide vareity of students here and if that makes you uncomfortable I would consider a different school. Also if you can not handle a large school, I would look somewhere else.

It's a big school. I transfered to this college from a smaller private college that had a student to teacher ratio of 10:1. When at my first school, I had a 4.0, played varsity Softball, and enjoyed several campus activities and groups. The classes were easy to keep up with and were more hands on. At UofL, the classes are more lecture based, and you feel lost in the numbers. I would suggest that anyone who requires a more personalized, hands on education should not attend this school. I found it very hard to adjust.

The only person I don't think should attend this school is someone who doesn't like cities. Everyone else should be fine here. Also if you don't like your grades to be heavily based off tests, all my grades were based competely by multiple choice tests. At my previous school which was much smaller, there was more concentration on participation and rewarded effort more to balance the grade scale for each class.

The type of person who should not attend U of L would be someone who does not want to learn. They would be a hard-headed, stagnant individual who is not open to new ideas.

The only type of people who shouldn't attend this school are people who don't want to make good friends or get a good education. I wasn't considering going to this school at first but I'm so happy I did.

People who are not genuinely interested in learning should not attend this school. Students who lack discipline and people whom seek the social aspects of college over the learning aspects of college should also not attend.

Students who don't enjoy being around a city. The campus itself is relatively safe, but the surrounding areas are not. I have been robbed, my car was broken into and my friends was stolen. I live 2 blocks from campus. Also, when coming here one should really consider what they want to do with their lives. The school accommodated me and I am taking grad school and graduate school at the same time but hadn't considered my options before coming here. There is not a strong emphasis on Greek life either, depending if that is what somone wants.

Someone who doesn't know how to manage time well. Time management is very important and you have to make school a top priority.

People who do bad on their own. People who are not equipted to learn on their own.

someone who isnt open to being around people with differrent beliefs or ideals as them, extremely conservative people. students who arent there to learn

A person that likes to party and someone who wants to be on a very large campus.

Culturally closed minded people should not attend UofL. It is a very expressive, and diverse campus. Also, people who are not passionate, or motivated to attain a higher education should not attend. UofL requires determination to succeed. I believe that college is about more than an education, but also a once in a life-time experience. I think that UofL does a great job of emphasizing that ideal, and maintaining a balance of the two. If you are not willing to expand your mind outside the classroom as well as inside, then UofL is probably not for you either.

This is a fairly large state school so, students who are focused, want to be offered many opportunities and can acheive their success even within large numbers should attend this school. It's very easy to get lost in the masses and simply just go through the motions if you want to be.

A person that doesn't mind attending a school that is in the heart of the city. A person that is not looking for the story book picture of college but that will except the ups and downs of campus life. A person that is not niave and also a person that should know about other cultures and races and ethnicities because there are many different types on this urban campus.

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Anyone looking for an Ivy League environment should not come to U of L. There are plenty of opportunities and resources to really learn and excel, but the students are extremely diverse: not in just an ethnic sense, but they are diverse in their overall motives. It is possible to get the full college experience here, but there are many non-traditional students who work full time, commute, or take care of a family while in school--probably something you wouldn't see at Harvard.

The type of person that shouldn't attend my school is a person who is not looking for a "well-rounded" college experience. The person must not have any goals, dreams, aspirations, and a desire to learn. The person that shouldn?t attend my school is a person who is a slacker, and doesn't want to work hard to achieve their dreams and goals.