This person cares more about Social Life than the average student.
Intelligence: Quite Bright
ACT: 23
SAT:
Lowest Rating Faculty Accessibility D-
Describes the student body mostly as: Arrogant, Snooty
Describes the faculty mostly as: Friendly, Helpful, Condescending, Self Absorbed
Highest Rating Campus Aesthetics/Beauty A-
How this student rated the school:
Educational Quality
D
Faculty Accessibility
D-
Useful Schoolwork
C-
Excess Competition
D
Academic Success
C-
Creativity/Innovation
C-
Individual Value
D-
University Resource Use
C+
Campus Aesthetics/Beauty
A-
Friendliness
D+
Campus Maintenance
A-
Social Life
D-
Surrounding City
D
Extra Curriculars
C
Safety
B
Don't
be decieved by the beautiful campus and highly regarded sports
teams. Coming into college I anticipated a freindly and opportunistic
enviornment. However upon arrival I realized that all realms of
social and extracurriculer activities are dominated by greek life. I
couldn't get involved with student senate because I wasn't involved
in Greek life. The social scene is incohesive and down
right clicky. House parties are rare, campus is in the
middle of nowhere, and the bar scene is partioned and
run by frats and sororitys. As far as classes the
ease of admission into the University attracts an underachieving demographic.
Classes are uncompetitive, unfufilling, and intellectually insufficient. Often a student
is stuffed into classes with more then 1000 students in
them. It's almost impossible to focus on lecture with students
texting, talking, and browsing the internet simaltenously throughout the lecture.
The bottom line is if you're looking for an atmosphere
to blossom intellectually and to earn a degree that stands
out, Kansas is not the school for you.
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