Kennesaw State University Top Questions

There is not one person that should not attend this school. This school is a very diverse school and everyone is really nice.

Anyone who doesn't want to get involved at the school or do the extra work for classes.

The school I am attending, anyone can attend. My school makes you feel very comfortable and they have much resources for everyone.

My school has people who grew up down the road and people from other countries. There isn't anyone I can think of who would feel out of place here. There are students joint-enrolled in high school programs, and people older than my grandparents who attend my school. The only person who shouldn't give my school a try is someone who wants to go to a gender-specific school or someone whose specific area of study isn't offered here. Other than that, everyone would fit in wonderfully!

Anyone who prefers a football oriented school shouldn't attend KSU. The socials and fraternaties or sororities are not very strong here. Other groups seem very low key.

Someone who is not focused or does not work hard for the things they feel they deserve.

Anyone who has an interest in astronomy should not attend this school. There is only one elective astronomy course offered. My twin brother left KSU and transferred to the University of Georgia specifically because Kennesaw State could not give him the degree he was looking for.

Someone looking for an easy grade should not attend this school. People here work very hard to achieve academic excellence and expect others to do the same. Somebody who is not serious about attending school should not attend this school.

Kennesaw State University has shown me that all individuals are welcome. I have seen all kinds of races, financial brackets, and colors here and succeeding.

unfocused and does not want to commit to getting the best education

Kennesaw State is a school for everyone. Traditional and Non-traditional students, commuters and on-campus residents, everyone fits in at KSU.

One who doesn't enjoy interating with people that have different views and backgrounds.

People who tend to be lazy should not attend this school.

Someone looking for the traditional fraternity/sorority dorm life college, although over time it is slowly becoming more like a traditional big college

Someone wanting a school that offers a campus life, as this is specifically a commuter school.

This school is welcoming to students of all types. I see students of all nationalities and ethnicities. I also see adult non-traditional students and there is even an adult learning center set up for them. The school features an honors lounge in the well stocked library building that also houses a very cool rare book collection. The school is well situated for disabled students with plenty of handicapped parking spaces and automatic doors. There is new campus apartment housing for students who want to live on campus. The music and art programs are lively and well attended.

Mainly someone majoring in Law, because there is no pre-law degree. Generally the school is very hospitable to every type/age of person.

Someone who wants to be surrounded by their peers drinking on every street corner, or who wants to be involved in intense greek life since it's a small part of the school.

Someone who is somewhat nervous about being at too big of school. I've heard that our business school is very good. A person who doesn't want to go to a huge party school but enjoys drinking in moderation.

anyone looking for the typical Dorm life. This school is so mixed with different people and different lives that the droms and the dorm life doesn't really exist.