Baylor University Top Questions

Concervative Baptists, preferably with enough money to pay for the $50k/year tuition. If you want to go greek, great! No greek houses here though. Someone who wants a decently sized, but small school. Nursing students beware, the Nursing school is in Dallas.

Someone who is willing to work hard and who genuinely wants to be on a campus where they will grow academically, spiritually and socially.

A spiritually guided individual and academically excelled individual should attend this school.

Any student thats interested in a high quality education with many opportunities!! Eventhough this is a private college, there are many scholarship opportunities!! My Mom is a widow, but through FAFSA and the partial scholarship I received from the School of Music, she was able to pay for this awesome University. It's the best decision I have ever made to go to Baylor.

Any kind of people can attend Baylor, however I believe only those who are deicated and want to get out of collge in 4 years or less should attend Baylor.

Anyone who wants a great education. There are things for everyone to do here.

A person who wants to succeed and does not mind a small town.

Wealthy students who are serious about their education should attend Baylor University. The quality of education here exceeds most universities. That said, Baylor is one of the most expensive universities in the country. Students should also enjoy the heat because it seems to be 100 degrees all year.

I would recommend Baylor to someone interested in being highly involved in something specific. Whether it is Greek Life, Church/ministry, athletics, or specific social clubs, Baylor is the type of university that it really helps to have a niche that you're comfortable in. It is in this niche where students at Baylor find their place, not only as individuals, but as friends.

Students who have an apt for learning and exploring new excitements are encouraged to attend Baylor. Baylor offers many different and diverse activities for all kinds of students. Go Baylor Bears!