Joonhyuk
Ohio State's campus is basically a city within itself. If a person is repelled by being surrounded by fast paced crowded style of living, at least on the weekends, it would probably be in their best interest to maybe take a look at other schools. If a student's best style of learning is hands on one on one contact with a mentor or professor, Ohio State is probably not for them. More specific classes are offered, but not to an extent in where a student will have a good chance of getting in one of those classes.
Ahmed
Small home-town peole.
Julie
A person who hates big crowds or lots of noise. One who gets clostrophobic shouldn't go here. A person who doesn't like meeting new people shouldn't go there either.
Simona
Ohio State is very diverse but people who don't challenge themselves academically shouldn't attend this school because it is very hard course work especially if it's a science related field.
Bradley
A person that is desiring one on one connections with their professors in their first year should not attend. Also, anyone that is not accepting of others races or ethinicities.
Jessica
I don't think that is a valid question. Ohio State is a very diverse university, therefore each and every student that would apply - no matter their educational background, ethnicity, or gender would qualify. This is one of the several reasons why I applied to the university, because I would meet so many different kinds of people and become involved with everyone in a variety of fields. Therefore, I will have more experience with this in the future and with my career.
Cory
Someone who is afraid of the hustle and bustle of life. Anyone who doesnt expect to work hard for what they want and are willing to spend countless hours preparing for a single test.
Molly
Someone that is afraid of diversity should not attend this school. There are people from every racial and ethnic background and it would be hard for someone that has never embraced such an atmosphere. Also, someone that does not large classes. Ohio State seems huge at first, however the more into your degree one gets, the smaller the classes become.
Katelyn
Students that shouldn't attend Ohio State are the people that don't like to be in big school atmosphere. I can see it being hard to come from a small, or even private high school to attending a university as big as OSU's being a huge jump and something that takes great time to adjust too. Classes are bigger here, compared to private, or two year technical schools. You could be in a huge lecture with over one hundred people at times, so if you have a hard time focusing in big crowds, that would be a problem.
Xiaotong
OSU is open to all students of any background and belief. Only students who are unable to tolerate living with those who are different from themselves would feel uncomfortable living here.