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Friendly. Very engaged with their classes.

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Auburn University students are bright young adults who simply love where they are and what they're doing and have a great time doing it.

Not only do you get to meet people all over the country at Auburn but you also meet people all over the world. The life experiences and conversations you encounter with your fellow Auburn Tigers is something you do not learn in text books. It is one of the best things about going to Auburn.

Auburn University's students are very friendly from what I could tell from my tour of the campus, and I am excited to join that same student body.

Supportive, hardworking, friendly and fun.

My classmates are family that always has my back.

My classmates are very sociable, and most often resemble exactly what people would describe as "southern hospitality." They are very friendly and genuinely interested in getting to know those around them. I have never been turned down or given a cold shoulder if I ask a classmate for help. People love going to school at Auburn, and are happy to share the experience with those around them. My classmates have undoubtedly made my first year of college better than I ever imagined it could be.

My classmates at Auburn have always been friendly and helpful, especially when someone may not learn as quickly as the other students.

My classmates are like the family you always wished you could pick.

Most are really driven and hoping to succeed.

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Despite what people may think, Auburn is a very diverse campus. I have met people who lie on both ends of the political spectrum and come from very different socio-economic status. I've met people who are Christians, Hindu, or have no religious affiliation. While most students are mostly from the south, I've met people from Connecticut, Alaska, Ohio, and California. Auburn students are very tolerant from my experience, as I've never heard of any racial discrimination or hatred towards LGBT people.

You get to see all kinds of students. We are a group of 30,000!

Let's face it, the entire state of Alabama is not a very supportive state if you are brown skinned. Just look at the new immigration bill that they have passed. I have been stopped two times driving to campus just because I was brown. I wasn't breaking any laws or speeding. The only reason they pulled me over was because I was brown and they wanted to check my immigration status even though I was a U.S. citizen. This university is far from diverse. I came from Florida and the University of Florida was a diverse place, Auburn is very homogeneous. Everyone is white with a sprinkling of blacks and a handful of Asians and Hispanics that you will see every once and a while. Most the people at Auburn talk the same, dress the same, act the same and look the same. If I said, that white guy wearing the Columbia fishing shirt and khaki shorts, I would be talking about the majority of guys on campus. Most of the students I have met seemed very small minded and didn't care or were knowledgeable about the outside World. All they cared about was staying in Alabama and Auburn football.

Auburn students are the nicest and most welcoming people you will ever meet, but some of them have their head in the clouds.

Rich! A third of the students are from Georgia and are passing up free in-state tuition to attend here because either their parents did, (tradition is annoyingly emphasized) the school is pretty, farther away than UGA or GATech, the party scene is better, and so on. I don't get it. Students are generally accepting of one another, though different "types" certainly don't interact. Most students are offensively conservative, and I say this as a political moderate. Girls mostly just gossip, guys mostly just talk about the girls they hooked up with over the weekend. Stimulating conversation.

They are some of the most amazing people i have evr met and are some of the most supportive classmates i hav ever had, i wouldn't trade them for any other person in the world.

Everyone is here for a reason. I can tell that all of my classmates are working hard towards their goals, whatever they may be. My friends/classmates are all very intelligent. Of course, where we all work hard to do well, we enjoy hanging out and going to parties to have fun!

When you come to Auburn, you are going to have a great time! But be weary, you need to focus on your studies and your career path - but don't be afriad to have fun eaither! It can be the best of both worlds.

Hard working, friendly and rich.

My classmates are very happy hardworking people who I get along with ease.

My classmates are a combination of intelluctual and "artsy" type of people.

Mostly keep to themselves; however, when approached willing to participate in study groups and activities. Some are extremely school-focused, while others are floating by on their parents money.

Classmates are dedicated and focused because they know that they are moving forward to a bright new future.

My classmates are completely dedicated to their studies, and I can always count on them when i need a lending hand.

My classmates are all unique and come from many different backgrounds but we all have something in comon and that is loving Auburn University.

My classmates are all friendly people who are willing to help one another as long as they see that you are putting forth your best effort also.

The majority of students are motivated to receive a high education so that they can have a succesful future in an exciting and rewarding career.

They tend to be more friendly outside of class.

my classmates are very outgoing

In general, those that attend Auburn University are intelligent, ubeat, involved, and career-oriented.

Friendly and helpful.

Very friendly people, always willing to lend a hand.

Mostly Friendly and helping towards other,s although some are competitive.

My classmates are polite, friendly, and helpful.

Most of my classmates are frat boys and soro girls. They have everything they want because of mom and dad. They are not socialable unless you meet their standards. Some are very friendly and very helpful. Some of my classmates work to support themselves as I do and so we feel tired.

My classmates are very focused and determined.

my classmates are distant from each other in non major classes but begin to know one another in major classes.

My classmates are very smart

"Southern Hospitality" applies to 90{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of the student population at Auburn University; they help make it my home.

My classmates are fun to be around, but serious in their studies.

Auburn students are overall: outgoing, involved, and friendly.

Diverse. There are people here from every state in the US, and a lot of different countries. In the larger major programs, you might have as many as 400-500 students, and although there's obviously a LOT of Alabamians, there's also a lot of people from COMPLETELY different backgrounds, racially, ethnically, even socially. It's amazing.

My classmates are not very open to meeting new people, and they seem to only converse with others when they need something from them.

Mainly conservative, fraternity types. But good people.

My classmates are a wonderful group of people that understand the exact things that I am going through.

A variety of lazy people who don't make it through the semester and the people who crack down and stay in their major.

Alot of Greeks that all dress and act somewhat the same but are relatively friendly.

about half are in the Greek system and the other half are independant.