University of Vermont Top Questions

An openly hateful and negative individual. We're pretty focused on acceptance here.

some one who is open to new ideas and excited to learn.

If you want a big city, people from all types of backgrounds, and warm weather then the University of Vermont is not the right school for you. Although there are many nice qualities about UVM, it is a very enclosing community. There is little diversity not just among race but also economically. If you are absolutely against drinking and drugs, the school is also not right for you for those two activities are what most people partake in during the weekends.

Anyone and everyone. But the one thing I got to say is that if you do not waant a big school then this is the wrong school for you.

From what i've seen, minorities are not comfortable on this campus and tend to stick together and do the same things. Unless you ski or snowboard it really is hard to become part of the popular crowd without joining Greek life. Everyone in super cliquey so if you're the middle of the road type expect yourself to be going through some major transitions. I wouldnt come here if you seriously care about grades either, those kids are the biggest minority on camus.

Someone who is against drinking and going out. If you hate the cold and snow you would not like it here.

Someone who does not like outdoor activities/the cold, and is not interested in trying new things.

The type of person to not attend this school would be a Republican, or, at least, one who gets easily offended by other's political views. Those opposed to viewable drug use should also not attend, nor those who are opposed to chilly temperatures and lots of wind. The school is very liberal based, so those who get hurt, or perhaps are very subject to peer pressure should not attend.

Anyone who can't handle below zero temperatures and those who don't like the great outdoors.

I don't know if there is anyone who shouldn't attend the school, only people who live and love the big city or hate the cold.