Florida State University Top Questions

Someone who needs a small atmosphere with small class sizes. This is a large University with a lot going on and if you are not used to that it could come across as very overwhelming. There are ways to get away from the large class sizes, but it is still a large and somewhat intimidating school if you are not used to it.

Someone extremely serious about their academic studies in an area aside from theater should try for a more difficult school. Also, a person who really wants a city experience should avoid Tallahassee.

If you don't enjoy walking up and down hills or very warm and humid climates, I wouldn't recommend this school for you.

Someone who doesn't do well under peer pressure

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The majority of Florida State University's classes tend to be quite larger, taking the individual focus of a student away. A student that would require interaction on a day to day basis may not want to attend Florida State. On the other hand, those students that do need an interactive learning environment may still find help and stimulation by contacting their teachers outside of class time. The faculty and staff are often available to help and review the lessons that were covered during class.

Someone who doesn't want to be in a school with 40,000 students and who is not social. Also, anyone who doesn't like small towns, football, or fraternities/sororities. Anyone who doesn't plan on working hard may also not want to attend FSU.

People that are closed-minded and refuse to participate in new experiences shouldn't attend Florida State. You need to be open enough to engage in different activities with different types of people in order to become involved. Otherwise, it'll get boring very quickly.

Closed-minded people should not attend Florida State University. Someone who isn't goal oriented is not an ideal student.

Any person who doesn't have strong self-control and is extremely disciplined around strong temptation should not attend this school.