The University of Texas at San Antonio Top Questions

The University of Texas at San Antonio is well diversed to welcome any kind of person.

Honestly, no one should attend any college if they arent up for a challenge. If you are lazy and really don't have any type of drive then I would say no to college. It requires full attention to learning.

It takes a truelly dedicated student to attend UTSA. It is a growing school, making the classees and professor more difficult and better. If what you look for in a college is to party, go out, and slack off, then UTSA is not the school for you. It takes a true roadrunner to make it through all four years at UTSA. If you are loyal, trust worthy, hard working, smart, and dedicated, you are on you're way to being a roadrunner, if not, dont even look us up.

Lazy, unsuccessful, closed-minded, complaining, drama-orientened, push over

The type of person that shouldn't attend this school include students who aren't willing to work hard and study to make the grades or maintain their GPA. Students who aren't open to joining different organizations ang getting there name out there. People who are extremely shy, because there are activities in and out of class that include student interaction and planning.

The University of San Antonio is not a school for the apathetic or unmotivated. As with many other institutes of higher education, one cannot afford to be lazy or expect teachers to accept mediocre work. In order to succeed as a student, one must be fully prepared to not scoff or complain of large workloads, boring readings, or unfavorable environments and professors; unfortunately, if you are not prepared to adapt and motivate ones self, attending this university will not be as memorable and favorable an experience as it could and should.

I believe people who are not willing to accept other people for their culture, beliefs, or race. The University of San Antonio is very diverse, which I love about it.

Anyone unwilling to show effort or interest in furthering their education in earning a degree, it can be a set back for yourself in spending money for college, scholarship and grant funds from sponsers that could've gone to someone in need and willing to complete school. No one should turn to college as an alternative and opprotunity to escaping home and parents. People that feel they aren't 'smart' enough for college but have interest and desire earning a degree shouldn't be discouraged or excluded and should aim for college and pursue getting a degree.

Students who are not serious about their education and future. Students who are looking to party and go wild should stay away, UTSA is a place of higher education for serious students who want to succeed in life and have a great future after college.

Persons that are not serious about their education and are not willing to put out extra time, and effort into their studies. UTSA is a great university but classes especially for education require time vested and the willingness to succeed!