University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Top Questions

Someone who doesn't want to work hard in what they plan on achieving -

A person that doesn't want nothing with there life because most students around here got something going for their self. Everybody trys there best and give there best effort.

A person who does not like small classrooms or campuses. Also, a person who does not like farms. There are many farms that surround this campus.

We accept anyone here at Whitewater.

Everyone should come here! Everyone fits in. There are so many orgs and groups, it's impossible to not have friends. Everyone here has multiple options they can explore. No matter what race, religion or political/personal views, everyone has a spot at UWW.

This is not the college for an applicant who is not serious about his education. This small town, Midwestern University is about success in academics, not how big your social life is or how much you can party. The administration keeps a close eye on what is going on around campus in every aspect. Similarly the community does not offer the college students an atmosphere of endless bars and liquor stores. So if this is your idea of getting a college education, don’t come here.

People that don't like a smaller community, have to drive a little to get to bigger cities, and are not willing to help out in the community.

A person who like large classrooms, a lot of attractions, and a fast paced environment.

The only type of person that I believe shouldn't attend this school is one that does not want to try or doesn't have the time that a university expects of someone. College is not a breeze and the students attending need to put in all of their effort and a lot of time to finish their course work. Someone who doesn't have time or unwilling to put in the effort would just be waisting their money.

A person who is not interested in achieving their highest potential should not attend the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

This school is for everyone. Everyone can find their place and I would recommend it to all.

One who is uncomfortable in small cities and one who wants to be by themselves most of the time.

Going to school at UW-Whitewater is an experience where you, and only you, can make it what it is. If you are lethargic and don't take furthering your education seriously, it probably would not be a pleasant experience.

people that are not serious about the life

I think that anyone, really, is welcome at UW-W. It is a very accepting and fun place to be. There is not a lot of judging and everyone knows how to have a good time with each other.

Someone who doesn't like a small town feel. If they like a big city, Whitewater isn't the place for them.

Somebody who does not have an open mind should not attend UW-Whitewater.

Someone who is interested in learning more about life, diversity of others, and themselves, all while recieving a solid education.

Someone who is shy or someone that has a hard time making friends. Also someone that enjoy the city, Whitewater is a very small town with nothing to do.

People who like to live in a large city. Small town people will like it but it is small for a college town.

Someone who wants to have more of an experience as far as sports being that we are not a Big Ten school. But Madison is only 45 minutes away so its not that big of a deal, unless sports are very important to you.

Anyone looking for a city atmosphere. small-town location equal small-town resources and activities.

There isn't anyone who shouldn't attend this school. It is welcoming to anyone irreguardless of their background or financial situation. University of Wisconsin- Whitewater goes beyond school in teaching. It encompases becoming an understanding human being, whether it is about diversity, disability or volunteering to the community. It is a great university with amazing college programs. People who shouldn't attend are people that don't want a college education or don't want to go on to great things. University of Wisconsin- Whitewater is a great school.

The type of person who should not attend this school is someone who is looking for a large campus in a large city. This school and surrounding city are small and there are not very many places to go off campus unless you travel to a bigger city about a half hour away. Jobs off campus are hard to get and there are only a few stores for shopping purposes.

I think that anyone could attend this school because it has a god amount of diversity and most of the professors that I had were fair.

People who are looking to take pre-professional majors.

Most likely business majors and education majors. People who like smaller towns, and not all the big city chaos.