Baylor University Top Questions

I wish that I would have known exactly what I wanted to major in.

About the various opportunities for aid financially. Baylor focuses on the SAT, therefore it would be a good idea to get started early and to be sure that you do well. The university super scores, so it shouldn't be too hard,

I wish I had known more about the mission statement. The mission statement is awesome, and it really tells you a lot about the character of each university. when colleges feel like they're starting to blend together, the mission statement is what sets each of them miles apart.

I wish I had known that the key to roomate success was having the same sleep schedule.

I wish that I had known how to ask for help. This university offers a diverse selection of resouces. Those resources require the students to gather the courage to first accept the help. Whether the help is for economic assistance, emotional support, or a ride to class while recovering from an injury, it is all available to those who ask. It took me a year at Baylor to learn to accept the support of others. I have learned that while independence is an imperative life skill, the ability to ask for help can allow one the luxury of independence later.

I wish I had known that Waco Texas was a very small town. Coming from Los Angeles, California, and also taking into consideration that I had never visited the campus before attending, I was in very much a culture shock with everyone being so pious and the Waco community being so small.

I feel like I knew enough about everything I really needed to. Everything else, I figured out pretty fast.

this school is more on the conservative side.

I wish that I had known exactally what major I wanted when I came to school.

I wish I had known the difficulty in finding a place to park on campus. Those slots are limited.