What kind of person is suited to information science?

Information science is well suited to people who are interested in how systems work, can break problems into smaller parts and think logically, and are willing to keep learning through trial and error. It is also important to consider how technology can address challenges facing people and society, and to be able to explain ideas and work with others. Being good at mathematics or programming before admission is not essential, and the motivation to investigate what you do not understand and continue learning is also important.