<p>I am interested in studying Biochemistry or something of that sort.
I am semi-conservative and not really a partyer.
I have not had any "leadership" experience or positions, so I could not really classify myself as a "leader".</p>
<p>Based on these facts, would Richmond be the right the right choice for me?</p>
<p>No one can say if you would fit in at a school or not. There will be people just like you at UR or any other school in the country. There will be people that are very different from you at UR and every other school.</p>
<p>Well, there are plenty of people studying biochem that I know of. There are quite a few semi-conservatives and non-partyers and sometimes partyers. And as far as the leadership thing goes, not everyone can be or is a leader, and I'm sure there are people everywhere that aren't leaders. That being said, a Richmond experience is what you make it, and you'll get more out of Richmond if you dive in and really take charge, whether it is independently or within a group, or starting your own group. Richmond offers a lot of opportunities as far as leadership is concerned, but that being said, not everything is about being a leader.</p>