University of Louisville Top Questions

The University of Louisville's student life is what has appealed to me most. I truly enjoy the type of person that chooses to attend UofL. It seems almost a requirement at other schools to come from a wealthy family and be able to afford to wear high-end name brand items, whereas UofL students are so relaxed and don't get caught up in logos and what letters of the Greek alphabet you wear on your t-shirt. Greek life at UofL is one big family and nobody "gangs" up on organization.

I like that the school is really involved in the city of Louisville, but the city does not thrive off of the university. With many schools, the campus is the life of the city, but that is not the case with Louisville. The two work really well together, and you can enjoy the city of Louisville without being a college studetnt.

I like the fact that there are many polititicians, judges, doctors, professors.... ect. that have left U of L and have became very successful.

I love the campus at U of L. There are albino squirrels that run across the open areas all the time. How much more unique can you get than that? I also love that U of L offers plenty of opportunities for non-traditional students to attend classes and still receive a degree.

There is a very high school spirit. The people at my school enjoy the big city and the big classes. I was in the University of Louisville Marching Band my first year because I love their band and music programs. UofL also had higher standards than most of the other collages near me. That was the biggest reason I chose it. My education is important.

I really did not consider any other school for undergraduate college since I has always been planning to stay at the University of Louisville to save money.

My school is in a beautiful area with lots of opportunities to learn about diverse subjects and receive the best education ever.

This place offers the worst variety in food.

The University of Louisville has a very laid back atmosphere. It's not too big and it's not too small. Everybody is very cheerful and excited to be there, there's plenty of school spirit. When you're there you just feel so welcomed and like you're a part of something. All of the other schools I considered I felt as if I stood out of the crowd and that everybody was just there, there was no sense of wholeness or nearly as much school spirit like at UofL.

Nothing is unique about this school. It is just like any other public university.