University of Tulsa Top Questions

Students who attend the University of Tulsa are committed to their education. They strive toward excellence in academics, as well as extracurricular acitivites. Any prospective student to the University of Tulsa should understand that the students who attend our university should be willing to give their all in order to accomplish their goals.

Students who are not serious about their studies have no business attending University of Tulsa. Without great dedication and discipline students will not succeed at this univeristy. Only serious students need apply.

Probably someone who isn't too concerned about getting a good education would not enjoy the University of Tulsa. The University rewards students who are focused on academics with scholarships, but without these scholarships the school is very expensive.

Someone who isn't willing to work hard for their grades and for internships.

Do not attend University of Tulsa if you do not like to be challenged and do not enjoy a small community and classes where your professors know you by name. TU expects the best from their students and in return, offers the best. If that is not what you are looking for then you should not attend.

The kind of person that shouldn't attend this school is one who isn't ready to jump into college life with both feet. The way to get the most out of this school is to totally immerse yourself in what is going on around by joining clubs and organizations and going the extra mile in your studies by doing research and other activities. With something for everyone and teachers and facutly ready to help, there really is no reason to be a recluse on this campus.

Someone who is unmotivated

Someone who wants a very active party life. Students at this school have a balance between social and scholastic activities. In addition, someone who is looking for a big city life or a very large campus should also look somewhere else. Our school is small and the surrounding area is not a booming city.

I think that everyone would love my school. There are all different kinds of people from all different walks of life and everyone is very friendly and accepting. I have not met many people at the University of Tulsa that were super judgemental or unaccepting when it comes to making new friends.

The University of Tulsa is a nearly ideal school for almost any kind of person; however, those who are interested in attending a very large university, those who are interested in a liberal arts degree, and those who aren't motivated to work hard for their degree should probably look elsewhere for undergraduate studies. Also, the campus is very flat--if a hilly, mountainous terrain is what you crave, you might consider looking for education in another state!