Iowa State University Top Questions

The kinds of people who should not attend ISU are the ones who don't appreciate diversity, they don't enjoy being active on campus, and they aren't driven or motivated as people.

Someone interested in a social life more than an education

A party maniac should not attend here and no one from the top of their class should attend here.

There isn't a sepcific type of person that should be prohibited fro going to Iowa State, but there are goals at Iowa, and if someone isn't prepared to work hard to reach those goals Iowa State University is not for them. Because it is a college studying hard, and doing the homework is very important for success. If you aren't willing to do the required homework, and study for upcoming tests then Iowa State University is not for you, and you shouldn't attend.

If you're just interested in coasting and partying, this probably isn't the right school for you.

I think Iowa State does a good job at making sure every student has a place to fit in, so I would not know exactly what type of person should not attend. Maybe a student who is not academically motivated.

This school is for everyone, noone will look down at you for being different.

If you want the big city feel I wouldn't recommend Iowa State.

I would advise individuals whose goals are to simply "get a degree" to stay far, far away from Iowa State University. The enthusiasm of the faculty and fellow students will likely annoy, and the expectations of the professors that each student should be completely invested and curious about his respective major are not superficial. It is for the best interest of the student that if he isn't thrilled with his academic pursuit, he's in for a looong, exhausting (and exhaustive!) four years.

A middle class student because although you're in the middle, financial aid will see you as a wealthy student and will not give you much help.