Spring Hill College Top Questions

Students who are not serious about doing well with academics, or are not committed to their education should not attend this school.

one that is not there to have a fun learning experance

A person who cares more about partying that academics, is not open-minded and accepting of diversity, and is in search of a large campus should not attend this school.

Any student not willing to put forth the effort in class would not succeed and should not attend this school. Any student looking for a "party" school should not attend this school. Any student looking to attend college somewhere other than the South should not attend this school. Also, any student looking for a college or university with a football team should not attend this school. Lastly, any student who is easily annoyed from seeing the same people two to three times a day should not attend this school. Anyone else is welcome to attend!

Someone who is not serious about being in college should not attend this school. Not only this someone who is not deciplined at managing thier time should not attend this school.

The type of person who should attend Spring Hill College should be someone who is willing to be accepting of other people and is ready to be acecepted by the people already attending Spring Hill College. A prospective student should be someone who is ready to be challenged in their work and pushed to the best they can be while still ready to have lots of fun while being involved in campus activities.

Students should not attend SHC if there are looking for a very specialized degree. Spring Hill tends to have more generalized degrees. Also, anyone who likes to create drama should not go to SHC. The school is too small for that and is sometimes refered to as "Spring Hill High." Spring Hill is not for students who plan on not attending classes regularly because most professors take role. SHC is not for students who want to take foreign languages other than French, Spanish, Latin or sign language.

a slacker

If you are into being closed off to the outside. Before I arrived here I considered myself a gigantic introvert because I enjoyed being with myself very often, but because of the intimacy of the dorms and classes I have gently come out of my shell. If you are comfortably content with big masses and a fast pace lifestyle that is great! But then Spring Hill is not a suitable candidate for you. The South is a slow cooking comfort food kind of town; it could need a pass port to get to from a hustling and bustling city.

I wouldn't say that only a ccertain type of person should attend this College. They're are many different people whochose to come here but I would recomend if you weren't a religious person you may feel uncomfortable because it is a Jesuit school. The faculty of staff will not make you feel out of place or as an outcast due to your religion.