Clayton State University Top Questions

CSU students are an eclectic group of intriguing people.

My classmates are productive.

The key to making all A's is going to class every single day, and studying at least 15 to 20 hours a week. It will be tough, but education will pay off for a lifetime!

My classmates are independent minded people ,very trustworthy ,and talentent who help out when asked to .Clayton state has a very diverse communtiy

Some classmates are very helpful others are not so good to be in a class with.

My classmates can be split into two groups: Overachievers and slackers.

The class mates are shy at first, but later on into the class they are friendly.

At Clayton State, both students and faculty members are dedicated to academics and extracirricular activies. My classmates were friendly, professional, and energetic. Clayton State is not a "party university", like many schools, and is more involved with achievement and hard work.

We have a very diversified student body, some groups more friendlier than other. The student body has so much potential but no one wants to express themselves or let their voice be heard. A lot of peopel dress as if they are going to parties or out with freinds. It's rare to see someone in lounge wear.

My classmates are very different ages and love to ask questions.

My classmates are very diverse: in age, culture, nationality, and race. The average age on campus is 27.5, according to my political science professor; however, there are many young freshmen that stay in our new dorms.

I have not met many yet since I do not transfer there until January. What I have noticed so far is that the population is very culturally diverse with varying age groups. Meaning not everyone is 17-20, there are more of us older students enrolled.

I would have to say different personalities.