Arizona State University-Tempe Top Questions

people who are more shy and are interested in other things beyond greek life and partying... there is a lot that is offered by asu, it's just hard to find it.

A person who thinks they can get away with "partying"

If someone doesn't want to go to a major party school, Arizona State University is not the school for you. ASU students are into football and all other types of sports, so students who are into sports would be a good fit for this university. The university does give a lot of opportunities to all students, like jobs and internships, so students who are determined and are willing to work will easily get those opportuinities at the university.

I think everyone should attend ASU. They have a program for every major and a club for every personality.

Someone who cannot learn on their own. Most professors breeze through powerpoints in lecture and are too busy to help all 200 students in the class.

ASU has a great amount of people and diversity. Every day I see tons of new people and I rarely see the same person more than once. If a student isn't comfortable with a great amount of people in and out of class, I suggest they find a smaller school that fits their needs. Classes tend to be big and I can understand that a great amount of students can be overwhelming and hard to focus on what the professor is teaching. As a student it's important to be self disciplined and stay away from distractions at ASU.

Someone who is able to put themselves out there and really make an everyday effort to meet people. There are a ton of people at the school so it is your responsibilty to go out there and make friends. I suggest someone who is driven, and hard working, because there are many social distractions that can easily hinder the abilty to make good grades, and do well in the classroom. Students need to be ready to work hard, and have a definite goal in mind.

The only people that should not attend are people who are not ready to attend for some reason.

If you are a very anti-social person that does not like to meet new people, this school is not for you. Don't like big crowds, or the high chance of being in a class of a few hundred? ASU is definitely not for you. If you are not willing to put in the work to earn that degree, or approach your instructor when you need help, you will surely fail.

Someone who hates the heat and is not willing to engage with others. This school is great for those who are willing to go out and engage with the large student body ASU posesses. If you do not take advantage of the adventures such as hiking around Tempe then you should not waste your time here either. People who are too lazy to stay on top of their shool work and balance the rest of their life will also struggle here.

Everyone should attend this school :)

Arizona State University is one of the largest in the country. It is easy to get lost in the hustle and bustle of the four campuses. I would tell someone who wants to attend a college where everyone knows each other not to go to ASU. Everyday walking around campus you see people you have never seen before. By joining clubs and making friends with classmates you can make yourself more familiar with your peers; however it is impossible to know every single student on campus.

The kind of person that should not attend my school is a person who is not willing to learn and open their minds to new ideas and new experiences.

If someone continues to fail even after gaining academic assistance, than they really aren't trying at all. That kind of person shouldn't be at ASU, and I know because I thought the same thing about me. I may have applied what I've learned now to do better this semester, but at first I wasn't trying as hard as I should have. Going to college is one of the hardest obstacles in life, and if someone isn't striving to succeed, then they shouldn't deserve the chance to better themselves.

I really don't know. In my experience, after transferring the previous semester, this school really helped me to keep it together. If it weren't for my advisor, I would have droped out.

This school is great for all different types of people. There are many campuses that ASU offers, depending on your major. If you like to be surrounded with lots of people and are constantly looking for something to do ASU is for you. If you don't like the heat then ASU is not somewhere you would want to come to school.

If a student is not willing to put the effort forth to maintain a solid grade point average and attend their classes, then they should seriously reconsider attending ASU or any college.

This school is well rounded but because it is located in a desert state, people that dont like sunshine or cannot do well in heat should stay away because that's all we have here is heat and sunshine.

I would say that Arizona State doesn't have superficial limitations on who shouldn't attend their school. Believe me when I say this school has something for everyone.

I have not yet attended, therefore, I cannot answer this question.