University of Wisconsin-Madison Top Questions

Someone who is not self disciplined and not focused on academics may find it challenging to succeed at UW Madison. It is definitely a fun environment with plenty of fun things to do, however, if you are not focused, your academics will quickly slip and you will find yourself unable to maintain enrollment.

The kind of person who shouldn't attend this school is someone who is not accepting of the diversity of the school, doesn't put 100{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of themself into their studies, and doesn't enjoy the community atmosphere that Madison brings to the students. This kind of student would not do well in my University becasue diversity, education, and community are three big factors that seperate the University of Wisconsin-Madison from other universities.

Someone who isn't willing to work hard probably shouldn't be attending UW-Madison. The courses ae rigorous and meant to challenge the studnets in a way that they haven't faced before. They want students that are going to make a difference and shape the future.

People afraid of big schools and who aren't good with meeting new people.

This university has something for everyone, but I believe people who don't like to be active and interact with others should not attend this university. This university has many student organizations to fit everyones interests. Like I said, people who don't want to be involved and active in everyday campus life should not attend this school.

The only type of person who shouldn't attend this school is someone who is not motivated. Getting good grades at this school is definitely hard work and takes the right type of person. That is not to say that the work is not worth it though.

I believe that students who are not willing to study for long hours and students who don’t have a passion for learning should not attend this school. This school does have a lot of harder classes than high school. Therefore, people that didn’t really care about what their grades were in high school probably will have a hard time adjusting to the fast pace curriculum at UW-Madison.

The kind of person who hates noise and big, overpopulated cities.

I don't think there is a type of person that shouldn't attend this school. The campus is so variable that any type of person would be able to fit in; there are are regions within the campus that accommodate all different kinds of people with all different sorts of personalities and interests. The selection of courses is so vast that anybody, even people who enter the university with no idea what they want to do with their lives, will be able to find something interesting to pursue.

I don't see why any student wouldn't or shouldn't attend UW-Madison. It is a rather spaced out campus with many different people, but there are also opportunities to creat a close knit family or friends on campus. This could mean attending hall get-togethers, or becoming involved in one of the many student organizations on campus. There is even a Quiddich Team on campus! Anyone and everyone can be integrated into this wonderful school of fantastic opportunities to broaden your education and life experiences!