At Columbus State we normally have two major stereo types. We have the music majors which majority of the people i have spoken with on campus have agreed they are up on a very high "soap box" and tend to stay away from main campus as much as possible. We also have the Greek stereotype which most are a great group of fun and active people.
Columbus State University is a melting pot that welcomes students from all backgrounds, social groups, and lifestyles. In truth, there is no defined stereotype of a CSU student because everyone has a place on our campus. CSU has a main campus and a fine arts campus that offers opportunities for everyone from an early childhood education major to a biology major to a music performance major. If you ask me, the common stereotype of a CSU student is staring back at YOU in the mirror!
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Columbus State University has a diverse group of students. There really is a place for everyone to fit in with! There are jocks, frats, campus nerds, international, drama, singing, religious, musicians, servant leaders, and clubs for any and every person!
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