University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Top Questions

Someone that is not willing to work hard and reach out to meet people

A shy person should not attend this school. The size can be quite overwhelming for some because it is a medium-large school. Also anyone that doesn't like to be in large groups of people or be around a lot of people at one time shouldn't attend because there are always tons of people everywhere.

This school in general is accepting of other people. But because there aren't that many ethnically different groups of people, many peoplpe are uneducated with different cultures and races. I think people who are very conservative from other cultures, who have hard time understanding that not all the people here know what it's like outside of U.S., would have a hard time because many people her just simply don't understand the lifestyle outside of New Hampshire.

UNH is based upon diverse personalities. It is a place where the shiest of people and the most outspoken coesxist. Everyone has the abilty to get lost in the crowd or to stand out from the rest at UNH, it all depends on what the person makes of their college experience. Therefore, I would say that UNH does not have a specific mold that needs to be fit into. Anyone can succeed at UNH.

A person who wants small classes but that all depends on the major. If you are taking all intro classes you first year then most likely you will be in lectures with 200 to 300 other students. If you want to be on a campus that is open in a big city with a lot to do, this is not your school either. Portsmouth is near by but not walking distance.

The kind of person who should not attend this school s someone who is unmotivated. UNH is a tough school with a rigorous work load and people who are not motivated to do the best they can possibly do should not go.

I dont think people who are close minded, extremely intorverted, or lazy should attend UNH. It is a big campus with a lot to do, a lot to see, and long distances to walk, and if you dont get up and do stuff, you wont get out of this campus all the things it has to offer.

Anyone expecting to be able to be friends with anyone they meet. There are a lot of different personality types at this school, which means that there's a niche for just about anyone. Incoming students should be ready to meet people with whom they have nothing in common, and may have to work a bit harder to find a solid group of friends.

This school alows a person who wants to study it doesnt matter about: race, color, age, capacity, etc. This school is a tool for us as students to develop our education in a high level and doesnt have preferences of certain kind of people. I have seen a lot of people with disabilities in my clasrrom that are studying and the school brings them help, assistanes that are there in case they need them. The school is not worried to people who doesnt have money to pay their college the are in charge to help them.

I don't think there is any "kind of person" who shouldn't attend this school. All people have their own preferences when it comes to campus, location, majors offered, and more. I suppose if one wanted to live in the city and attend a strictly Business school, UNH would not be the choice for them. UNH is an institution that allows people to explore the many majors provided to help in deciding what one wants to do with their life.