University of North Texas Top Questions

anyone that attracts stares when they step outside the house.

The University of North Texas has a lot of 'Mean Green' spirit and so there are a lot of school activities showcasing this spirit. There is also I constant influx of newletters/emails about upcoming events and (sport) games. The facility and staff is very involved with its students. I find it refressing and fun but I you are the type of person that just wants to focus 100{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} on your schooling and would find this kind of school spirit distracting then this might not be the college for you.

In short, if you're not outgoing, you probably shouldn't attend. You can walk everywhere and every time you go out, you know someone! Most people are from close surrounding cities who like to make quick getaways back to home for some home cooking and laundry, so the weekends and summers can get a little lonely. Also, it is a musical school so there are people constantly out and about playing their instruments and singing.If music is not your thing, this campus probably is not either!

This school is very liberal, so if you are conservative you might feel out of place.

College isn't for everyone and everyone doesn't want to go to college, but I believe that answer lies in the type of person you are. Everybody has a comfort zone, but if you're not willing to step out of it in some type of way then you may suffer either socially or academically in your classes. If you don't like learning through peer mediation and communal instruction, to reach an understanding, then a 4 year university may not be suitable for you.

Close-minded individuals and hard-core partiers.

Students that don't have perseverance and cannot stand rejection must not attend the UNT College of Music. To be successful in my college, you must be able to take rejection and take it on as a challenge to try harder and try again to audition. You cannot be lazy and must practice music more than ever, especially in high school.

I would say that people who don't enjoy helping the environment such as being wasteful and careless about what they do and their impact on others and their environment, don't enjoy exercizing by using the relatively new rec center or walking to classes, or nature with the beautiful tree-filled campus should go to UNT. UNT has many, many different types of people. There is surely a place for any kind of person on campus.

I do not feel that any type of person should exclude themselves from attending this school.

The kind of person who should not attend this school is someone who wants to be just another number. UNT allows you to experience college life without getting lost in the masses. If you are looking to attend a very large university this is not the school for you.