Baylor University Top Questions

A person who isn't prepared to give back to the community and really try to make Baylor a better environment for students and faculty.

People who want to experience diverse cultures and religions will not be satisfied here.

Someone that is lazy, non motivated, and just wants to party should not attend this school

Those from low-income families. There are a lot of children from rich families at this school, and sometimes it is hard to relate to them.

I do not believe it is right to decide whichever person should not be allowed to attend Baylor. That is unethical. The only person that shouldn't attend Baylor would be someone who doesn't want to be there. When a person is forced to be at a place they don't want to be, they tend to be unproductive. Your not going to want to make progress at a place you feel is not for you. Baylor students all have strong Baylor pride. Also, everyone is welcome.

Someone who is not rich or stuck up, someone open to a lot of change as this school is based on tradition, someone who doesn't want to be involved in greek life will miss out on social life at Baylor

Someone who is looking for a school that is religion-free--makes no statements about gays/lesbians, politics, etc. Baylor faculty are mostly Christian, you have to take religion courses and you have to attend chapel.

I think there is a place for everyone at baylor.

An athiest liberal.

I believe all could benefit from what Baylor has to offer.