University of Washington-Seattle Campus Top Questions

Slackers, peole who don't like being outside, people with a great dislike for rain, people expecting to cakewalk through college

Someone who isn't willing to work hard to distingish themselves from their peers.

unopen, I would say if you going for an Art degree (as in painting..music is fine) then you would probably want to find a college that deals only in the arts not UW, otherwise UW will suit your needs.

a person that likes the country and a small school environment

Someone who is willing to work hard and takes their education very seriously.

Somebody who is expecting a clear path to be laid out at their feet. To succeed at UW, you need to be willing to do your research and seek out opportunties such as academic advising and counseling. The resoucres are there, but you have to find it yourself- nobody is going to hold your hand.

People who are looking for more interaction with their professors and small classrooms.

I believe that people who are to dependent on others to succeed will find it difficult to be successful at the University of Washington. Also, I believe that if you are unable to handle large classes and distant relationships with one's professor/teacher, the University of Washington is not for you. If you are too shy, it may be difficult for you to be involved and make new friends simply because there are so many students here at the University of Washington that you may have to make your way out of your comfort zone in order to succeed.

Someone who needs individualized attention, someone who is interested in forming close relationships with professors, someone who doesn't like sports and the greek system should NOT attend UW.

a person who likes a small community where you know everyone in your school should not attend UW. it is a very big campus with thousands of people so there are more people you don't know than those you do know.