University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Top Questions

I don't really know how to answer this question. I think everyone should probably attend this school, even closed-minded bigots could learn something from being here.

People who are not prepared to work hard and study rigorously should not attend U of M. The classes and professors continously challenge students to do their best work, which for some is not what they are looking for in a college experience.

If you have found yourself and aren't open to what the world has to offer don't attend. If for any reason you are close minded, not willing to ask for help or, are willing to criticize the mistakes of others, and think that you know everything, remove The University of Michigan from your sights

The kind of person that should not attend this school would be lazy and not willing to work hard to earn good grades. Also, if you don't like football, that could be a problem as well. A person that attends the University of Michigan has to have good time management skills to succeed.

University of Michigan is a wonderful place, but like many large universities and colleges, students must be serious about their academic studies and proactive. They must make themselves a member of the community, they must realize when they need help and seek out help when they need it, and they must find someone who can mentor them to succeed. It is easy to feel lost for the first time on your own in such a competitive, magnanamous school.

A person not willing to do anything I said in my previous answer. The kind of person that shouldn't attend Umich is an undedicated person, a free floater. A person who does not wish to explore the world and culture areound them. A person without drive or initiative. But the person that shouldn't attend this University is someone not willing to better themselves for their own gain and societies.

Someone uncomfortable with large crowds or liberal sensibilities should be cautioned that classes are large, restaurants and dorms are overpopulated, and there are many people with distinct ideas, traditions, and appearances who are not afraid, or even easily deterred, to describe them at length.

The campus is a little on the large size, so it's easy for you to sort of get lost in the crowd (especially at football games, where attendance average over 109,000 every week). If you don't have school spirit, it might be hard for you to live in Ann Arbor, because everything is all about the Maize and Blue. There is something here for everyone, but finding it might be a slight challenge.

Everyone is welcome at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor. The motto seems to be "diversity", so welcome to all groups of people. The only ones who shouldn't come are those who aren't willing to do hard work; while their is some free time, much of the time at Michigan is (should be) devoted to studying.

Someone who does not have the financial resources to pay for it.