Johns Hopkins University Top Questions

lazy, unmotivated, won't go to class, party animal, drug user, not serious, won't study, unfocused

People who don't expect to work hard or who think they can do very well without working

A person who is not willing to put personal effort into their education should not attend this school. Someone who isn't willing to go above and beyond what is required of them shouldn't either. You need to be motivated and care about your future.

If you don't want to work--don't come to Hopkins. The classes are difficult, but it is possible to do well in them--but sometimes you have to sacrifice weekend plans in order to do so.

Someone who is dedicated to his or her studies and truly wants to learn as much as possible about whatever it is that interests them--there is a lot of opportunity available, especially given our reputation.

A person who keeps to himself/herself and doesn't like to interact with others will have a difficult time staying socially in tune. There are times to remain to one's self, but there are many opportunities to get to know the people who are at school with you.

People who don't work hard. People who need a lot of pushing from some one else to accomplish tasks.

People who are not responsible, hardworking, or care about their future should not attend Hopkins.