Baylor University Top Questions

I feel like there is too much emphasis on sororities and fraternities. It makes me feel excluded from certain friend groups.

The worst part about Baylor University are the students' unwillingness to accept unorthodox and unusual viewpoints and beliefs. Most of the students that attend Baylor are strictly set in their ways and hold others of different religions and political views to be completely wrong. It is very difficult to be accepted if you are an atheist student or any other religion besides Christian.

The huge emphasis on sororities and fraternities.

While I loved the school and felt completely satisfied in my educational experience, it did occasionally make me uncomfortable in regards to race and religious separation. Baylor claims to not impose any religion upon any student, which I feel is true, but there was a seemingly natural separation of students. I rarely had any African American students in my classes and I did not hang out with them socially. It was not a matter of choice, simply a matter of lack of intermingling between ethnically diverse students and the majority consisting of conservative, caucasian students.

The lack of parking right now, the unability to schedule classes at a proper time, the lack of housing for upperclassmen. and the lack of acceptance for the other religions on campus.

My school is a little too religious.

The culture revolves around fraternities and sororities which makes it a little boring for those not involved. And if you don't have friends after the first week of school your freshman year, it seems like you never make anymore.

The worst thing about my school is the distance from home for me. I live in Kansas City which is ten hours away, and a lot of the students are from in-state and so the can visit home frequently, where as I don't have that same luxury.

I believe the worst thing about my school, Baylor University, is the Student Life Center. THe fitness center is way too crowded at every point in the day and has people waiting around for machines or classes all day long. I transfered from Texas Tech University after my freshmen year and I guess I got spoiled because their recreation center was amazing. When I came to Baylor I can honestly say that was the only thing that disappointed me.

The parking a lot of people are lazy and do not ride or walk to class and take up unnecessary parking places that a person who doesn't live on or by campus could use.