University of Missouri-Columbia Top Questions

People who are uncomfortable with being surrounded by many people they don't know and those who don't do well in large lecture halls.

Someone who is unwilling to do their own work. Cheating and plagurism are taken VERY seriously here

Future tigers who are eager to learn and contribute to the well-being of the university while chanting MIZ-ZOU at all the football games and inconspicuously disliking KU Jayhawks should attend, and will be welcomed with open arms.

The kind of person that shouldn't attend this school is someone who isnt focused. Someone who doesn't apply themselves or someone who just think that they are suppose to be given a grade and not earn a grade.

Someone who does not like large schools and midwestern winters should not attend this school. Other than that, I believe that Mizzou has so much to offer that it can cater to anyones needs.

A passive or immature person, a person that really isn't attentive.

You should not attend this school if you are not able to keep yourself motivated and do your school work. So many people get distracted too much with friends and partying and this hurts them when they need to focus on homework. People who go to this school need to have good time management skills.

If you don't want to do your work and be a student, don't go to the University of Missouri. In fact, don't go to college.

A person who does not like a big school shouldn't attend MU. There are thousands of students in and around campus, and many classes have over 100 students in them. I think that while MU is a big university, it is located in a smaller town, so there is a bit of balance to help combat the feeling of being one person in a big place. If someone is looking for a fashion or other arts degree there may be more opportunities for them elsewhere despite MU's efforts to be supportive of those students.

None, I think it can be a college for everyone. Maybe not for someone that wants to go to college in a big city