Baylor University Top Questions

Any student who thinks that they can not attend classes or sleep through them and pass should not come to Baylor. This is a university, not a high school.

If a person is looking for a quiet small environment then Baylor isn't the school for them

Any Atheists would feel frankly uncomfortable at this school. the majority of the students and faculty at the are semi, if not exuberently, religious. Other than that, everything else is pretty easy to adjust to.

There is no person who should not attend this school. Baylor is welcoming to every student and is rich in diversity. Baylor's academia, sports programs, extracuricular activities, and beautiful campus are ideal for any student willing to grow and learn about his or her self and the world.

I would say that it's hard to fit in if you are extremely outside the social norm. It is also not a place for people who aren't serious about their education. While it's not necessary to be Christian to find a place, it can make things diffiecult at times. If you decide to stay on campus, findng the right dorm is also very important because each one has a distinct personality. Once you find a place though, it is a great place to live and go to school.

If you don't want to be surrounded by a community of faculty and staff that are willing and ready to help, this school is not for you. Baylor is full of community and family where you have amazing oppurtunites to build long lasting friendships.

Somebody who is focused on the future and wants to succeed. Come confident and study up on social etiquette. Being social with classmates and faculty is a key part of enjoying your time here. Be prepared to be surrounded by mostly conservative Christians, but most will not discriminate against you if you have different views as long as you are not rude about them.

A person who dislikes religion entirely or is extremely put off by it would not neet to attend Baylor. The Baptist influence is everywhere and if you don't embrace it, you will probably feel suffocated. The overall atmosphere at Baylor is conservative even if the individual departments are not; to be a Baylor student, a person should not be offended by the conservative policies and expectations of the university. Baylor has an attendance policy - anyone planning to go to college without attending class will fail at Baylor and should look elsewhere for a quality education.

Individuals who are not serious about their schoolwork and are very liberal should not attend Baylor.

A person who does not want to join a fraternity/sorority or be involved within a christian group should probably look elsewhere for school. If school is the most important aspect of college for you then Baylor is the right choice. If you want a good social life I would look elsewhere.