University of Oregon Top Questions

Well first of all I really do not like to be a person to judge who comes to this Univerity and who doesn't, but I would not want to see students who are not willing to commit and work in their studies to continue on. In addition other students who just want to party all the time and mess around with other students to distract them from their studies.

People who enjoy political and philisophical discussions and people who are really into saving the environment. A majority of the school is liberal democrats and we could also be descirbed as hippies. The people on campus are really friendly and open to new people

Someone who is goal oriented and hard working, but also wants to have fun.

Super conservative, close-minded

None really come to mind, its got just about something for everyone

Very conservative in life and politics. City-loving people. People who are racist, sexist toward women, homophobic

I think anyone would enjoy this school. It is large, but not too big. There is plenty of activities to do on and off of campus and you are short drives away fromt the ocean and Portland.

a person who couldent get into a better school.

I don't think there's anyone who "shouldn't", but there are types of people who probably wouldn't fit, like someone from a really conservative background, close minded, extrememly Republication and radical, country-folk mindset, someone who's racist, ect... UO is very liberal. People say we're "hippies" and "tree-huggers" and mostly Democrat. (I work for the student newspaper and we stuggled to find one Rebulication to speak about the election. There's one small group of students). This isn't true for everyone, but that's the mentally you get on campus.

Someone who doesnt like the outdoors or the rain, also someone who is very conservative I believe could feel out of place on this campus.

Really conservative or easily offended people shouldn't attend this school.

A conservative person who is intolerant of diversity and the lifestyle that evokes a liberal mindset.

there is room here for everone.

Someone who likes a smaller community and small class sizes. U of O is a large school with large class sizes and if you don't take the itnitiative to get involved it can be easy to get lost in the crowd.

People who want to be engineers

The person who feels that they can just drink and slide through class and graduate.

The kind that wants a university with a large enrollment, but individual colleges within that university that are small communities. The student that wants to feel connected and included, and is also for helping the environment. The student that wants to live in a city just the right size.