Florida International University Top Questions

A broad group of hungry, hard working, unspoiled students that represent a wide range of cultures throughout the world.

My classmates are uninspired, leaving them uninspiring.

My fellow classmates represent the "International" in Florida International University, in that they exemplify the changing population of South Florida: Carribbean, African American, Latino, and Asian Americans abound in my class rooms.

My classmate are very interesting and are always willing to help out in any class related problems.

My are classmate are diverse in age, race, and are all very smart, courteous, and helpful to one another.

My classmates are diverse.

My classmate come from many different origins. Through this university I have come across all kinds of cultures in what could be called a kaleidoscope of people, and this has given me the opportunity to understand and think with a different set of mind one that is more open to new ideas and ways of learning.

My classmates are very friendly, almost a small family group.

Determined

My classmates are very focused students.

My classmates are very outgoing and have been fun so far. This is my first semester at FIU and I have felt very welcomed and made many friends through class and living on campus. I have participated and helped form several study groups, sometimes we meet in the library with a cup of coffee or picnic under a tree; after a good grade we kick back and have a little fun playing board games or going out to eat. All in all, it has been a wonderful experience and I am looking forward to establishing my new life in Miami.

A diverse group of people from all religious, social, ethnic backgrounds.

My classmates are determind students who are looking forward to bettering themselves through higher education, they are dedicated and excel in the classroom.

They are quiet and focus.

My classmates are more concerned and focused on themselves and you have to be self motivated to succeed.

My classmates are extremely diverse, social, friendly and approachable. They are usually helpful if you need any type of help with the coursework or with campus activities.

Classmates are not close to one another--most classes are huge lectures--I take many large science courses.

Diverse crowd. For the most part very nice friendly people.

Diverse and open to suggestions and arguments within class, and friendly.

Smart individuals

My classmates are nice and studious and for the most part seem very amiable

Average students, four or five dedicated students, thes rest are lazy, lots of cheating.

Ver eager and willing to learn.

My classmates are a diverse variety of people seeking to obtain a college degree, whether it be young students, older people, or eveything in between.

My classmates are very diverse in many positive ways, and that allows them to always bring different things to the table.

MY CLASSMATES ARE VERY NICE AND HELPFUL.

Helpful , intelligent

Hard-working and focused.

Loud, hispanic, stuck up and spoiled, alcoholics especially those in sororities and fraternities.

My classmates are hardworking students that want to make the most our of their learning experience.

My classmates are intellegent, charismatic, outgoing, diverse, and fun to be around.

MATURE, OLDER, AND FOCUSED.

My classmates are friendly people who are there to learn.

very friendly very out going and very advance.

Very helpful and always willing to make new friendships.

In any given academic situation there is generally a melting pot of ethicities generally comprised of approachable, easy going people in which one would not mind befriending or even finding themselves conversing, studying, or even grabbing a bite to eat with on occasion.

cocky, freeloaders, rich kids who take all my financial aid, lazy, funny, friendly, nice ppl but they've had everything handed to them on a silver platter so they don't know what they truely have

Oren tells us her favorite movie, class, and what she does when she has an hour to kill

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Carla tells us her favorite movie, class, and what she does when she has an hour to kill.

Carla tells us her favorite movie, class, and what she does when she has an hour to kill.

This is a video located in FIU’s Graham Center area. Andres discusses what it’s like being an FIU student.

This is a video located in front of the FIU bookstore. Sam discusses why she chose FIU.

This is a video located in one of FIU’s computer labs. Jen discusses the Academic Programs FIU has to offer.

This is a video located in the SGA office at FIU. Johnny discusses getting involved and the stereotypes at FIU.

This is a video located in front of Panther Dining. Mike expresses why he chose FIU.

This is a video located in one of FIU’s class halls. Jocy discusses the stereotypes at FIU regarding diversity and sport

This is a video located in one of FIU’s class halls. Jose discusses the engineering program here at FIU.

This is a video located on the top floor of the bookstore. Nick speaks about the business program at FIU.