University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Top Questions

The kind of person that should attend this school should like big schools with a diversity of students, and hot weather.

Someone who can study independently without needing a lot of instruction. Someone who likes to be around a lot of people. Someone who does not mind the cold!

Strongly self-motivated and hard working people.

Someone who is goal orientated and wants to have a quality education from a fantastic school.

I believe a very motivated and outgoing person should attend this college. This years freshman class is 5,000 students. That's three times the size of my high school. With so many students comes large lecture halls and class sizes. In order to do well you have to be an active learning and be able to become aquainted with your teachers. It's so easy to get lost in the mix at this school since there are so many people. It's also easy to get lost and you have to have common sense in order to avoid crime.

A student who is driven, motivated, and is willing to take a challenge should attend the University of Minnesota. This school provides students with hundreds of majors and minors, even a dozen different degree types you can choose. There is truly something for everyone at the University of Minnesota.

Someone who loves the Big Ten, big cities, and meeting diverse people.

An independent person will do well at this school because there are many resources available when you take the initiative to use them. No one at the school will hold your hand or keep track of your progress or ensure your graduation. A self-motivated individual is important because there are many homework assignments and readings that are not graded but important to complete in order to succeed on the exams. One should be outgoing due to the size of the institution; in order to make friends and form study groups you need to be able to approach other students.

The type of person who is academically commited but also who likes the urban atmoshpere and is willing to take the opportunities the city provides.

A person who is undecided and expecting to get a career right after college.