Brigham Young University-Provo Top Questions

All 50 states and over 100 countries are represented at BYU, we have a large cooperative student body all striving to gain an education that will be beneficial to their future.

Upbeat, sometimes arrogant, but overall charitable and very intelligent.

My classmates are for the most part driven, motivated, friendly, and religious students.

My classmates are wonderful! I have never attended a class that I felt alone in. People at Brigham Young University are extremely friendly and are always looking for an opportunity to help others suceed. I have never experienced anyone being rude or making fun of anyone in any way in my classes here at BYU.

Brigham young university students are wonderful kids. Since its a private school centered on our relgion we have a school wide honor code that keeps our minds bodies and spirits clean and able to progress and succeed. We dont cuss, drink, or do drugs. I love being surrounded by kids who just want to succeed and improve day in and day out. Our school motto is "Enter to learn, go forth to serve". When i graduate i want to continue to help others progress and obtain their dreams. BYU students are competitive, creative and strive for success.

Good hearted but sometimes close minded.

My classmates here at school are hard working, have the same standards, very intelligent, fun to be around, and are great people to have during your college experience.

My classmates are hardworking, honest, competitive, caring, motivated friends.

They are balanced and fun for the most part.

My classmates are very kind, open friendly, but predominantly a little ignorant of the world around them.

My classmates are mostly respectful and driven.

Most of my classmates in the University of Brigham Young are smart intellectual beings. There is a lot of competition amongst students because of the high expectations of the school; however, there are always exceptions. Most classmates are stressed over the expectations previously explained. Many sacrifices are made in order to acheive the desired goal of graduating.

My classmates are usually pretty friendly and helpful, and are also fairly dedicated to their education.

They're amazing and friendly. Just about any body on campus is likely to buy you lunch under the right circumstances. Watch out for the people majoring in getting married, but other than that, there's nothing better than BYU.

They are all well-educated hard workers.

Students are very academically minded. They work hard and are usually willing to help others understand as well. There is a strong community feel to the classroom.

very competative in curved classes, but otherwise very friendly and helpful

Social people who find fufillment in education and their religion.

Classmates are generally focused on school but do not consider other opinions etc.-they are all generlaly uber-conservative and uncomfortable with other religions, ideas, etc.

They're there to learn, and are willing to help you if you need it.

Students here usually have very dualistic opinions which makes it hard to find liberal or open-minded peers here, very hard; and by now it seems that I can't go one month without finding out that one or more of my friends are getting married or having a baby.

My classmates have high moral standards, high academic motivation, and are really fun to be around.

BYU is a very competitive school but it is only a personal struggle. Overall BYU is a very friendly atmoshphere where almost everyone is willing to serve one another and help a fellow student out. It is easy to make friends or find people in class to study with or work with. I have made a friend in every class that I have attended. People are honest and trustworthy and are truly genuine in the things they do and say.

Wonderfully accepting, warm, smart,outspoken.

Intelligent

My classmates at BYU are very focused on the classes and the material, but also believe in taking time to help a student who is struggling and asks for help. There is a good communication system set up for student use and my classmates use it frequently for support, encouragement, or to work the most efficiently on group assignments. It is very easy to make friends of my peers because everyone is so willing to reciprocate the desire for friendship. Also, the programs are set up so that you move the the major with roughly the same people.

Classmates are usually kind and helpful, and very seldom distracting.

Everyone here is extremely smart and competetive.

Most are very happy and grateful to be at BYU. Almost all of them absolutely love it.

Conservative and friendly people trying to do the best they can and sometimes are too hard on themselves and too hardcore.

Hardworking, honest, friendly, helpful, creative, and fun.

Everyone is extremely talented and has high goals and expectations for themselves.

There was a variety of nice people, snobs, competitive, smart, and just average people.

The students here a high achievers. More than two-thirds of them speak a foreign language and have lived in a foreign country for more than one year. All of them are very smart-- it's a hard school to get in to! But they are also very nice, friendly, and willing to help. Really good people, all the way around.

Most of them are over-achievers who think they are smarter than everyone else.

Many come from a Mormon background, but there's lots of diversity and many people are willing to question beliefs (not doubt) and learn more about other people. They're career-focused, but religion and family are often at least if not more important than future work.

Hard working, and focused.

Classmates are fun and in smaller classes (10-15 people) can become almost like a second family. In larger classes (500 people or more) there is some interaction and they are difinitely friendly, but you don't usually get too close to any of them since you might not see the same person more than once throughout the whole class.

My classmates at Brigham Young University are usually outgoing, happy, and very focused on the more important things pertaining to life and true happiness.

Most of the men over the age of 23 are married. Probably the highest percentage of married men. Very willing to share notes or form study groups. I generally talk to you and be nice if you strike up converstation.

My classmates are hard workers and very willing to help with anything.

My classmates are very intellectual.

My classmates at BYU are extremely conservative but intelligent, they have two goals in mind: get an education and get married.

Most students are great about giving input in class discussions; the opinions of others are always respected and can give you a different perspective.

extremely competitive, not always friendly because they want to do better than you in that class. yet, still well mannered.

There are all kinds: those who think they're smarter than everyone else, those with no social skills, some with politically charged opinions, some apethetic, some nice, but ultimatly we're all just trying to survive our classes.

My classmates are very driven, focused individuals. They are, in general, kind and helpful and extremely hard working. They want to understand the world better, and make a real difference in the lives of others. They are faithful church-goers, and in general a very honest, grateful, and hard-working group.

they are fun loving people who are driven to perfection

My classmates are such fun loving go-getters and will always be there for you whenever you need anything no matter what

My classmates are incrediblely mature, can work hard , are mature, and want to make the most out of life. ( service is also a huge part)