University of California-Los Angeles Top Questions

What kind of person should not attend University of California-Los Angeles?

Steven

You shouldn't attend this school if you aren't interested in future success, an involved and accomodating staff, and a multitude of social and extracurricular activities. Realistically, any kind of student, no matter how racially diverse, sexually oriented or religiously affiliated, is welcome at this university. Our school is representative of such a variety of students that it would be very difficult to find any individual who doesn't fit in.

Margarita

The only kind of person that shouldn't attend this school is the kind that don't like to work hard for what they earn.

Merica

If you are a narrow minded conservative who is not a dilligent student, not an environmentalist, and unwilling to be around a lot of free thinking liberals.

Taylor

If you want attentive professors and a university system that cares about you and works for you, UCLA is not for you, but if you are extremely independent and you like to go out and make you're own way, then you can use UCLA to you're advantage.

Gina

people who don't like large classes

Autumn

Students that are self-motivated and hard working should attend UCLA. Those who aren't afraid to speak up and debate, and those that love to make friends and network.

Anadjeet

Someone who wants to socialize and live the life of a city. The person should be prepared to either go out a lot or study a lot based upon their major/ field of study. The richer, attractive, the more better.

Daniella

A person who is spirited and enjoys school spirit. Someone who feels they can handle large classes and who does not feel that they need to be monitered in order to do well in school. A person who can affiliate them with certain groups in order to get involved at the school and find their niche.

Jonathan

People who attend UCLA must be very proactive about their education. The classes are too difficult to just "coast by." The resources needed to succeed are available to every student, it's just up to the student to recognize when these resources are need.

Shawn

Someone who is looking for an easy college experience. The academics are very challenging.