The University of Texas at San Antonio Top Questions

This school is opened to everyone from the ?misunderstood? to the ?nerdy?. Its every eclectic the many faces and clothing rooming the halls fill the embodiment of an enjoyable college life.

Someone who likes tall buildings and is used to big city living.

The only kind of person who should not attend this school is the one who is content to be an underdeveloped fool.

someone who just thinks that college is all about partying and drinking. Or someone who doesnt take things like going to class or studying seriously because they want to do more "fun" things

A person who does not want to college should not be here, and if a person wants to do a program that is not offered at the school then shouldn't attend.

A person who doesn't have ambition, and isn't school oriented.

A student that does not like to work hard and earn their grade. Although UTSA is in a shadow of a highly ranked school it is still a respectable program. A person who is not willing to work hard and put forth time and effort into developing a good education should not attend this school.

University of Texas offers students an abundance of possibilities, but if a student is looking for a large, party-crazed school, UTSA is not the proper location. University of Texas is a relatively small campus where we take education very seriously.

Those who are more concerned with prestige should not attend UTSA. Although some might argue, UTSA doesn't sound as glamourous as other univesities such as Harvard or Yale. As a place simply to attain education, UTSA excells. The staff is supportive and generous, and tuition is substantially lower than several other universities.

I honestly do not know who shouldn't attend UTSA. There seems to be something for everyone. We have so many organizations, clubs, and events on campus that everyone can fit in and find something they like. Even for the people who dont want the "normal college experience", UTSA is a great commuter school.

Being as people here are mainly conservative, I believe those who are liberal would have more touble fitting in as most conservatives fairly often disrespect liberals.

I would not encourage people considering majoring in the fine arts to attend UTSA. UTSA is not well known for its art and music programs. The existing programs are rather small. Also, UTSA does not fit with the typical art scene.

Any person is a good candidate for UTSA. They have plenty of majors to choose from. Whether you're an artist or an engineer or a teacher, they have a plan for you. This campus is especially liberal, so if an individual is left wing, then I would say they would fit in really well.

Somebody that is close minded. UTSA is very diverse. There are students from all backgrounds that have varying points of view on issues. If you want to go here you must remain open minded in order to fully experience all UTSA has to offer.

Like ai said in the last question I think everyone should be able to have a chance at this college.

A person who does not desire to put any personal effort into his educational goals probably should not attend this school... they are wasting their own, or someone else's money.

Someone who thinks this is the University of Texas in Austin but located in San Antonio. The schools are very different, and UTSA is very UT Austin's shadow. However, it's not a blowoff school; you can't just skip classes and expect to do fine. If you want to waste four years of your life, don't come here. The tuition is fairly expensive to waste your time. Stick to a community college for that.

I feel that this school is accepting to all kinds of people.

I don't think there would be one person in this world that could fit in somewhere at UTSA.

Honestly, there is not a certain "kind of person" that shouldn't attend this school. What makes this school so great is that there are so many kinds of students. You transform through your experiences in school; anyone can transform. If you are looking to grow and become enlightened than this is the place for you. The last thing this school does is classify people.