University of Massachusetts-Amherst Top Questions

People who are not afraid of a large campus and want to have many different opportunities presented to them. There are tons of majors, clubs, and organizations that students can choose from. Also, people who are looking to make a lot of new friends and enjoy the benefits of being around a large social community.

There is not a specific "kind of person" that should attend this school. At the University of Massachusetts in Amherst I have met a variety of people. People who are interested in art, business, biology, agriculture, the list goes on. Everyone has a place at UMASS Amherst.

Honestly, I think anybody could attend this school. Because of the large size, there is a place for everyone. Most of my friends have completely different majors than me and my closest friends are international students from Australia. The variety of opportunites, majors and minors offered cater to every kind of person and every kind of interest. The diversity is my favorite aspect of UMass Amherst because it exposes each student to ideas, cultures and experiences they may not be exposed to otherwise.

The type of person that should attend this school is someone who is driven and focused. They need to want to work hard for their degree. They need to be able to pinpoint exactly what direction they want to take in their degrees and career. You need to be focused so that you are able to graduate in the amount of years that it should take someone.

Honestly, I'd recommend this school to almost anyone. There are opportunities for every type of student, and if you come in undeclared, there's plenty of chances and ways to discover what you like. The environment is great, with highly accepting professors and students from all different backgrounds. Also, with the bustling cultural towns of Amherst and Northampton, as well as the country sides of Amherst and Hadley, there really is always something to do.

This school is ideal for just about anyone, but especially so for those seeking degrees in the sciences or business. Those programs are world-class and extremely well-funded. For those not interested in those subjects, this school is still outstanding and caters to everyone where they are able. The school is best for those who want a loose environment in a big school.

Someone who is liberal and it okay with bike riders all over campus. Also someone who is good at not getting lost in a 300 person class.

Anyone can attent this school. It is open to everyone and that is just another great thing about it.

If you are a person who wants a great college education without sacrificing the amazing "college experience," Umass Amherst is for you. The food is delicious, the campus is large and exciting, and the classes are engaging and worth all the work. You have the option to take classes at the surrounding colleges without extra fees which further increases the depth of knowledge one can obtain. There are an immense number of clubs and groups to join leaving few people bored while attending classes.

UMass is great for people who want to work hard during the week but are not willing to sacrifice their youth on the weekends. Coming to this university means always keeping an open mind and involving yourself in the unversity. There are too many people on campus to avoid making friends and the atmoshphere, in the classroom and socially, can really open a person up and let them shine.

The kind of person who would attend Salter's College are those looking for quick placement in their chosen careers. It is a small, friendly college in Worcester MA. The cafeteria is fed by the culinary department which definitely means better than standard fair. Message Therapy is taught down the hall from business classes so it is quite an adventurous mix. This college is community driven and thrives on the results of placing students in careers. Those willing to try new things, mix with people from all walks of life, study hard and dive into their career would love it.

The type of candidate which would succeed at UMass Amherst would be one that can perform without constant direction and knows when to seek out help. In a school of 27,000 students help will not just come to you, rather, you will have to seek it. This person should also be good at balancing fun and work. There is always something to do on or off campus and it is very easy to get behind on work. You need to know how to buckle down when its time to work. Must be able to handle New England weather!

Someone very outgoing, with little difficulty at making friends. They should be committed to their academics and eager to participate in extracurricular activities within the school community.

Honestly, UMass has such a diverse population. Everyone is different. Because Umass offers a little something for everybody, there is not one particular type of person that would fit best with this school. The only thing that is daunting to some people is the size . Trust me, it is not THAT big. Yes, it is a large campus with a lot of students, but it becomes more than manageable once you are here for a week! Try it!

I think anyone can attend UMASS as long as they have a focus for their education and their future. While not all of the school's colleges are equal, if the student picks a field in the sciences or art, I don't think they would be dissapointed. The school isn't an Ivy League perhaps, but for just about any field or interest, there's something for someone.

Someone who enjoys a variety of classes and larger class sizes. Someone who enjoys the social aspects of college and sport team events. The school has a lot of options, so it is great to come here if you are unsure of what major you would like or the types of classes you like.

People who are looking for a quality education, and who also wants to have fun and explore many clubs and other activities.

I think Umass would be a good fit for many students. The student body is so diverse, many students can succeed here. Before college, I was a girl with a lack of confidence and focus, and I think Umass, being a such a big school, forced me to come out of my shell and seek out activities, as well as educational assistance, in order to succeed. I joined a sorority, excelled in my major,volunteered as well as held part-time jobs, while making life-long friends. It was up to me to make the most of a large school.

Anyone who is looking to move outside of their comfort zone into a large, comfortable environment.

In order to attend this school I beleive that you must be a very independent person. Umass is a very large school with many students and you will not receive as much individual attention as other schools. I also beleive that if you are a person from a small town looking for a city-like experience, Umass is a great choice of school. Umass allows you to receive the city-life experience while not actually being in a large city.