University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Top Questions

School is school, and in general if a person doesn't like learning or does not want to succeed, they shouldn't attend college at all but the kind of people that shouldn't attend University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee are those who cannot deal with different kinds of people for example people of different race. People who like big campuses shouldn't attend University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee because the campus is rather small to keep the student body together.

People who like small classes, and who don't like diversity should not attend this school.

It's hard to say because our school is so diverse. In terms of ethnicity, I would go as far to say that everyone is welcome. Our school is pretty big in terms of number of people, and that isn't always for everyone. Some people prefer smaller schools. Other than that, I would say that everyone is welcome. Like I said before, the population at our school is so diverse it's kind of hard to image it not being so diverse.

Someone who doesn't want to learn.

The type of person that should attend UW Milwaukee is one who likes a diverse atmosphere. They should also like the urban town feel, and be open to new things. They should enjoy a active student body in extra-curriculars and a lively campus life on the weekends. People who want a career focused education should attend UW Milwaukee.

Those looking for out door life and campus sports. If you are looking to live in the dorm, it is VERY limited due to compact campus with no expansion space.

I think that if you are an undergraduate and you cannot balance yourself between drinking and homework you will have a problem getting good grades. UW-Milwaukee has a lot of undergraduates that bindge drink on the weekends and do not study the way that they should. Students need to get into a set routine.

I believe anyone can come to the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee. There are so many types of people around campus, no one will feel alone or out of place. There are all different kinds of activities and groups to become involved in, it's hard to not make friends.

Someone who is intimidated by large groups of people shouldn't pursue UWM. Depending on your major, some classes are rather large, which can be scary for some. Typically, art and humanities fields have smaller classes which foster discussio. If your in a field regarding business or sciences, there will certainly be very large classes. So, if you want something more intimate and you're planning a science or business path, I wouldn't recommend UWM. Also, if you dislike the cold, do not come to Wisconsin.

Someone who is not interested in applying themselves to their schoolwork should not attend this school.