University of North Carolina at Greensboro Top Questions

If you hate nature and long walks, interesting people from across the globe, and lots after classes fun; the University of North Carolina at greensboro is not for you.

Closed minded people should not attend this school. Everyone is tollerant of different ideas and beliefs but don't deal well with the "my way is the only way" attitude.

To attend UNCG a student should be open minded and understand that the campus is very diverse not only involving race but also reliion and involved with the LGBTQIA.

People who don't enjoy large crowds shouldn't attend UNCG.

My time at UNCG has shown me that those that take freshman year as a year to ‘figure it out “then this is not the place for them. This is no party school, sure we like to have fun but you can always find the student library full of students on the weekend. If you’re looking to attend a weekly college football games look again we are the Spartans a collegiate soccer team. UNCG is looking to build future leaders so take your studies seriously and you will be welcomed by peers and faculty a like.

I am ultra-conservative, morally and socially so please don't take these words the wrong way: UNCG is not a place for the intolerant. What I mean to say is that UNCG is a liberal school by several definitions: as an institution, as a community, and as an open forum for varied opinions and beliefs. So if you're not able or willing to express your beliefs with the proper discretion, I'm not sure UNCG is the place for you. Too many people are so casuallly wounded by good people who say the right thing the wrong way.

The type of person that would be interested in UNCG would be a very social person who likes to be involved with campus activities and just get to know new people. Everyone here is very friendly so I would imagine if you attend here that you will be the same. If someone is artistic, they should attend this school because of the great dance, music, and art schools here. Really if you are an all around person this school will be a great school to attend.

People who arent going to strive and be determined.

If a student is not willing to learn and is not willing to work for the grades that they want, they should not attend UNCG.

Someone who likes to be walked through a process should not attend UNCG. It is a large school and you are left on your own in many cases. You can not be afraid to ask questions or get lost in a crowd.

There isn't really a type of person that shouldn't attend this school. You either you want to or you don't nobody is forcing you and if you do attend then it's your decision on whether or not you're going to focus or goof off.

A person who isn't driven to succeed or strive for excellence in their respective field of study.

Someone who is not serious about continuing their education

Someone that isn't sociable, can't study independently, or someone that can't participate in class discussions probably should reconsider UNCG.

I feel that any person who desires an education and wants to better their life in some way will love my university. The diversity of my school and the programs offered allow the opportunity for anyone to succeed.

If you are the type of person that expects college to be all fun and games, then UNCG is not for you. You must show the professors that you are serious about your education. A person that doesn't care about their grades just wont make it until the very end.

I feel like anyone who is not willing to work hard or put forth the effort shoudtn be able to attend UNCG. Because I feel like UNCG is a a school where ahrd work and dedication is greatly appreciated.

UNC Greensboro, as previously stated, is a dynamically diverse school. It welcomes students of every different background. Stepping foot onto the campus you see the different causes that the students are involved in and see the different ethnicities, backgrounds, and sexualities, clubs, academic interests, and activities existant. The school prides itself on these things and promotes many experiences to the students that may not all be offered at many other colleges. This being said, there is no one person that should not attend the school or should not feel welcomed.

Anyone can attend this school; it is so diverse and individuality is high. Therefore, no matter you're sexual orientation, race, religion, political views and etc...you will be welcomed. This school is so friendly, we love everyone. Only thing I would say is, if you have a problem with individuality and you're not opinion to different and new things; this may not be the school for you.

I feel like this school is for everyone.