University of Oregon Top Questions

I attend the honors college within UO and it is a great fit for me but I think prospective students who struggle with being independent learners can have a very difficult transition because of how large the school is. You have to be self-directed to be able to succeed and be willing to explore the hundreds of clubs, organizations, and events we have to offer so you can find your people. I originally planned on going to art school and I found my community of artists and writers but it took time.

An antisocial person shouldn't attend University of Oregon because the college is more of a community. With the teaching staff that is ready and willing to support the students needs with office hours to answer any student's questions, as well as the surronding area supporting the athletes and school itself.

Everyone should attend this school! University of Oregon is great for everybody.

Someone who is not willing to work hard, and self-motivate to do study and read. Someone who is uncomfortable with friendly people who want to help.

The UO is a larger school with much to offer, but if you are the type of person who learns better in smaller classes or enjoys knowing more of the people you pass on campus throughout the day, I would not suggest attending the UO. For those who want to live in the warm sunshine would also frown upon the idea of more precipitation throughout the school year. The UO is a largely populated school, which means that it takes some adjusting for those who come from small towns. I know people who would not excel in such an environment.

A person who does not have an open mind and who is not ready to learn more about themseleves and other people

Someone who gets easily depressed with rainy weather.

The University of Oregon has a vastly diverse aray of students but I would advise people that aren't willing to work hard and adapt to the Pacific Northwest climate would not enjoy this university.

You should not attend this school if you are not outgoing or have social anxiety, as this school is huge, but other than that, people from all walks of life seem to enjoy the U of O.

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