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Some of my classmates were extremely friendly, supportive, and helpful, while others tended to keep to themselves the majority of the time.

Once again it really depends from department to department. However, ASU students are very laid back and open-mined. I was an international student and I felt very welcomed and managed to make lots of friends at Arizona State University. Of course, there are snobs and people that are less accepting at every school but I carefully selected the people I interacted with. As there are almost 65.000 students at ASU there is plenty of people to choose from. Most people wear shorts and T-shirts or polo shirts or jeans. The weather is really hot so really anything that is casual will do. I often joked that ASU students look like they all dress from Aeropostale or Abercrombie and Fitch :). There is definitely political awareness at ASU. There are always some protest or drive organized on the main lawn and I feel that most students are democrats but that might be more true about global studies students since Arizona is normally a republican state.

ASU is such a large school that you will interact with all kinds of students on campus. The student body is a mix of students from all races, religions, socio-economic statuses, LGBT, or any other kind of group you could classify people by. There isn't any real standard description of the students at ASU, because ASU attracts all kinds of students. Most students are from Arizona, but there is a large number of students from out-of-state as well. I don't think that any student would feel out of place at ASU. ASU truly offers something for everyone and everyone will be able to find a group of people with similar interests.

Arizona State University's student population is filled with people of different race/ethnicity, culture, religion, sexual orientation, income, interests, goals, and so much more. There is such a variety in the kind of people who go here and the goals that people have. There are endless possibilities for friends, acquaintances, work partners, and whoever else you want to be associated with. I have met so many different people and have met friends that I will know for the rest of my life.

Students at Arizona state are unique and varied. You can find any variety and combination of personalities imaginable. There are groups for all ages, sizes, races, religions, ect. ect. There are groups for everyone interested. On the surface ASU contains tanned blonde girls, and buff tan guys but with a little digging you will find tons of multi-cultural groups, frats, and more. Most students are from California or Arizona however like me, from New York, many students are from all over the country flock to the campus. Students vary on the political and economic spectrum. There are always interesting events on campus, political movements, clubs attempting to recruit, and more. ASU provides the opportunity for all the find their niche.

Students at Arizona State shape their personalities to adapt appropriately for any situation they are faced.

There are a lot of students at Arizona State University and I appreciate how diverse the campus is. You will literally meet so many people from all over the nation or from other countries. There are so many organizations out there that is proof on how diverse this campus is and how accepting ASU is for all types of student. The only negative thing about the students at school is that based on race, religion, interests, etc. they all stick together. For example, I am hispanic and only know and have hispanic friends. I joined a predominately hispanic sorority and I have just stuck with that. I know ASU is diverse but I don't make much of an effort to know people outside of my comfort zone. I feel that I won't fit in or relate to other people. That is how it is everywhere though. Everybody sticks with what they are comfortable. ASU is diverse but not united.

Most of the students at ASU fit the stereotype of either a jock or a sorority girl. The guys are obsessed with the gym and girl love to wear heels and makeup to class no matter the time.

Everyone is very friendly, from the girl sitting next to you in your language class to the people passing out news papers. You can meet nice people everywhere who are willing to help others. Most students wear ASU gear or just casual clothing, no one dress roughly. It is an honor for most of the students to be going to a University. A lot of the people I have talked to come from a backround where the only way to go to college is to get a scholarship or pay for it themselves.

There are a diverse student population at ASU. We have the LGBTQ presence on campus and we have a HUGE greek life presence on campus just to name a few. Every year ASU becomes more and more diverse.

My classmates are intelligent, driven and serious about getting the most out of the college experience.

I have not yet attended, therefore, I cannot answer this question.

my classmates are diverse

My classmates are fun, hard-working, talented and driven people.

There are so many students at ASU that you can find someone with any diverse characteristic. I find there is more diversity in the sciences than in other fields because there are tons of foreign students from Asia and Latin America. People interact with everyone they come into contact with-- aside from the Sororities, which can be exclusionary.

very varied, all backgrounds.

My classmates were very energetic and were willing to join a team to get the work done.

My classmates at ASU were simmilar to most other schools I've been to.

Diverse, upbeat students contributing their own experiences to an equally diverse learning community.

My classmates are similar to highschool students but in a mature way. We talk in class and make friends. Classmates forms study groups, activites, etc to enhence college life experience.

I do not know my classmates on a personal level. Their faces become more and more familiar with each class and lecture I attend, but no personal relationship is built. We all coexist in the same classroom and absorb the same material taught by a common professor.

They are nice people from different countries with different backgrounds.

They are all very weird smokers who make art.

My classmates vary a lot, though tend to fit the stereotypical 'social college kids who want to party' often enough.

My classmates are spirited and enjoyable.

My classmates are very diverse and well rounded individuals, who are absolutely involved and commited to our school!

My classmates are a very diverse group. I love and enjoy this part because you have the opportunity to meet different people from different walks of life and establish friendships. Not only that, but you are able to interact with others and get their point of view on the subject. This promotes tolerance and communication. Also, all ASU students are very open and friendly.

Diverse, there is people from every background.

Most are passionate and excited to be in the major well others are not as committed. Some see school as a way to delay their full responsibilty, work force employment and finding a place to live without finacial help from parents.

My classmates are bright, inspiring, and successful individuals that seek higher education like I do and when we communicate, our knowledge increases with understanding of one another, what is happening in the world, and about different subjects that effect us differently/the same.

My classmates are a group of greatly diverse people.

My classmates are diverse.

As an Architect major, my classmates are driven to create better ways to see the world.

Great to communicate and helpful.

My classmates are from a variety of ethnicities, races, and ages.

I have primarily taken Biology, Education, and English class. In all classes, people are engaging, friendly, and in class because they want to learn. Classmates often organize study groups, share notes, and communicate via class discussion boards or email. There is often a great sense of community in the smaller classes. On occasion, the large lecture courses can make you feel like one in a million and it is a good idea to network with your peers for support.

It is hard to wrap all of my classmates up into one description, so I will have to say that each class holds a very diverse group of people; you never know who might be sitting next to you.

My classmates are all well unique individuals that bring different things to the table, which makes class group discussions always interesting and lively.

An Arizona State University classmate is a best friend, a recognizable face at a party, a student wearing gold at a football game, a supporter of all political parties, a study buddy in the library, an eco-conscious role model, and a fellow Sun Devil.

For the most part, my classmates have seemed pretty average- they could do really well if they applied themselves; however, a fair few go above and beyond and really seem to excell.

In lower division studies there are many people who fail. There are weeder classes that ensure that all enrolled students have the necessary aptitudes for their major. However this is true for the first year, after that class composition becomes much more intelligent and devoted

My classmates are diverse and differ greatly with regards to career goals, personal interests, character, style, and educational pursuits.

ASU students want to meet new people and have fun, so just be open to new things and make as many friends as you can.

So far, my classmates have been average. How can someone lump together so many people and describe them? It's imposssible. People are individuals. I could say that most of the people I have met place a higher emphasis on partying than school work, but I'm assuming that will begin to change as time goes on. Most of the people I've met have generally been friendly and non-judgemental, whih is nice and a big change from high school.

My classmates are very diverse, not only in ethnic backgrounds but in their ideaology, likes and dislikes, and other ways as well, which makes my learning experience enriched in many ways.

My classmates are determined and true to their beleifs. They have realized why they attended college and what they expect from it. They want a quality education so they may have a better future.

My classmates are dtermined and focused.

My classmates are more responsive and considerate of the friendships that are constantly being created. I enjoy spending time with them both in and outside of class. This characteristic of the college life helps an individual in learning about different people and cultures.

Most of my classmates,at the moment, are teenagers that are excited about their new found freedom and are trying new things.

My classmates are very diverse not only in race or skin color but in their interests and lifestyles.