University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus Top Questions

I honestly think that anyone can find their place at the University of Oklahoma, but I do acknowledge that my college experience would have been a lot more difficult if I did not have the financial support to back my education and personal endeavors.

I believe everyone should be given the opportunity to attend this school. Saying that, those who have trouble balancing their social life and their academic studies should not enroll in many hours or look for other options. Once you have a good mindset about putting your academics first, you should concider this school.

Though the university is open to a diverse group of individuals, there are some who might not adapt well to the university life. Generally, people who come from small towns to this campus struggle to assimilate into the community because they are used to a smaller environment. When choosing to come here one should be prepared for the culture shock.

For a school that strives on excellence, a student that fails to challenge him/herself continuously should not attend this school. A person that simply does not have the spirit to be happy has no place in this school. What a stereotypical state school is and isn't does not matter; the will to find opportunities and to take advantage of them matters. This, and in addition to any institution, is no place for a student who fail to find and pursue happiness.

Transfer student who is looking to make friends, particularly if focusing on a science based major.

The kind of person that shouldn't attend this school is one who is not wanting a big University. University of Oklahoma is very big campus. Although it is a big campus it is very easy to get around and find your way. All of the people are very friendly and willing to help.

Someone who likes a small campus and smaller class sizes.

Anyone who does not like a large campus.

I wouldn't recommed this university for someone who isn't totally serious or fully committed to their studies and their future. We are hard working students who come from all walks of life. We are diverse and we all share an interest in helping others, preserving history, our native cultures, and the environment. We truly care about our futures and want nothing but the best education possible. The students are at the best interest of the professors. We want to do well and succeed and we won't let anyone get in the way.

OU is geared towards students and is very competetive. A student that does not want a close knit community or a strong school identity should not attend this college.