Chicago State University Top Questions

Someone who is motivted and determined to graduate college so that they can gain a career.

The kind of person who should not attend this school is one who is not focused or interested in further advancing their academic career. One who is not interested in graduating or pursuing a career in their field of study.

The type of person that shouldn't attend this school is someone who dosen't want to work in order to excel in what they want to do. If you think you're going to ust get by with your good looks and by cheating, you're trying to go to the wrong college. This school only want the people who are going to give it their all by putting in more than 100{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} percent and never give up on their dreams and aspiraions.

A person who is not focused on graduating.

Personally this school is very well rounded. Being older everyone has been very helpful and the classroom are very mixed in age. I attend morning and evening classes which both are filled with mixed age groups.

I believe that any one can attend whatever university or college of his or her choice. Chicago State is a very helpful, exciting, and welcoming university. If a challenge and success is not that student's desire, than he or she should not attend this university.

a person who doesnt take their education seriously by ot going to class daily

Someone who does not want to succeed. This school wants everyone to succeed.

I think that the type of person that should not attend this school is students who do not want to go to a school that is not ethnically diverse. Although this school is not a historically black university, the majority of students that attend are African American. This is definetly not the school to attend if one wants to be surrounded by those of different races.

There's not a typical kind of student that shouldn't attend this school. There are different people from different backgrounds and they're all welcome. You basically have two types- the "college students" who probably live on campus, are usually fresh out of high school, and involved and excited with campus life. Then, you have what I call the "commuters" (I was one of those) who don't live on campus, who come to campus to take class and leave. Commuters sometimes get involved but don't count on it. The university calls them "traditional" and "non-traditional" students.