Wichita State University Top Questions

Someone who likes diversity and enjoys learning. I have made a lot of friends, and enjoy most every class that I have taken.

There isn't really one single type of person that attends Wichita State. There are adult students, foreigners, kids fresh out of high school, high school guest students, and even elderly folks. I think WSU is for every type of person.

Someone who wants to receive a good education. Someone who is willing to work hard for their education.

Someone who can accept diversity. People who are very involved will love it. The people that attend this university should either be the type of people who are naturally smart and dont have to study, or the people who arent naturally smart but are hard workers. If you don't work hard and aren't good at school academics will be difficult, but that is reguardless of what school you attend.

Anyone. Any person, from any place, whether in state or out or from a different country.

Someone who is willing to work hard towards their ending goals, and someone who is not anti-social. This city, Wichita, is filled with many activites which range from campus events to city-wide events. Someone who is shy may seemed a bit overwhelmed, but it is really a good experience of the college life.

A person dedicated to their education and future should definitely attend Wichita State University.

People who attend Wichita State are often interested in engineering or business. They are diverse and have a strong will to succeed.

I believe that anyone, no matter their age or backround, can attend WSU.

Wichita State University is accommodating to all students from different lifestyles. WSU is especially ideal for students who want a campus that is large enough to provide a large campus feel but small enough to personally know their professors. Students who want to obtain a job that benefits them for their future career would love WSU. Wichita State has an amazin gCo-op work program that pairs students with jobs that they are interested in to give students experience for theri future.