University of Notre Dame Top Questions

Most students are dedicated and have diverse interests.

Someone who is willing to learn and study hard, who enjoys learning. Someone who is outgoing, friendly, involved, athletics (are a huge part of most people's histories) interested in a passion,

Someone who is dedicated to working hard, either that or who is smart enough that they don't have to work extra hard. Otherwise, any kind of person could go here. I've met a wide variety of people here.

One who is ambitious and willing to work hard in school.

This school is very homogenous. 85{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of students came from Catholic High schools. and the vast majority of students are white and middle or upper class. Attending Notre Dame is easiest for someone who fits this profile. That is not to say that no one else should attend Notre Dame, in fact I would encourage people who don't fit this profile to attend, because that is how the University will be able to change. Members of the LGBT community should weigh all their options; Notre Dame is becoming more accepting of them, but it is a very slow process.

Catholic upper class

Anyone looking for the perfect balance of everything college has to offer.

Great learning environment, if you are open to new ideas. Academically driven and some social life, but little pressure to do drugs, have "random hookups", or other things public colleges may have problems with.

An academically motivated person who wants to study in a Catholic environment.

Good student that can work hard and have fun.