Kent State University at Kent Top Questions

Being a nutrition student, there is only one way to describe the students that are in my class, and that is focused!

The students are helpful, and willing to step in to help new students find their way.

Going into college, I had no idea what to expect when it came toward my classmates. My first day moving in, everyone was very inviting in my hall and very helpful. Once classes started, I made many friends in all my classes. The classmates I met were very nice and always willing to help out if i needed it. The classmates I met in my classes made it easier to learn and I also made many friends which I still have today.

My classmates are pre-med students, so they are very competitive and academically focused.

Kent State has a diverse population amongst its student body.

My fellow classmates are from a diverse range of ethnic backgrounds, with many international students; they have a desire to get school work done, but also want to have fun.

My classmates are the most unique, fun, exciting individuals I've ever met in my life because they challenge me to go outside my comfort zones to share with them details about my life that I have never shared with friends before college, to be spontaneous in public situations when I usually would be quiet and reserved, and to just have a fun experience while working towards my degree and making the contacts I can use in the future.

My classmates are extremely unique.

I absolutely love Kent State University. The student body is diverse, and I rarely ever see tension between students. While it is a large school, it is spaced out effectively so that students are not overcrowded. Furthermore, every dealing that I've had with administrators and the people who work in the offices have been very rewarding. One woman at the financial aid office helped find me extra school funding just so I did not have to go through the trouble of getting a loan through the bank! The only complaint I have is the disorganization in the advising offices when it comes to scheduling for majors and minors. Many students are told to take unnecessary classes or have to take extra classes because their adviser misinformed them.

The students at my school are excited to learn!

Students are generally pretty accepting of those different from them. Groups of friends have all kinds of contributors with different races, religions, etc. Kent makes sure the students know that activities and friendships are for EVERYONE. No one is singled out because they are 'different.' I would think that anyone should feel welcome here no matter what kind of student they are. Kent State is for everyone! Once you get to college you can basically wear what you want. Students wear sweats, pajamas, dressy clothes, etc. You can find any type of style from gothic to preppy to jock. Everyone is free to express who they are here. The majority of students here are either students from nearby to around an hour or so away or they are 'study abroad' students. I would say that most students here are fairly middle class but not many people expect students to have much money once they start college. Friends will generally talk about anything ranging from money, paychecks, relationships, food, ANYTHING.

We have over 30,000 students on campus, you'll find a huge diverse group of people. We are not much of a greek school, only about 30{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c}, but I would recommend looking into it, it's a great way to meet people and get involved with the campus. Most people just wear comfy clothes to classes, especially in the morning, unless you are a fashion major. We are a liberal school and people are not afraid to voice their opinion. Most people are from Ohio, but everyone has a different financial situation, trust me you are not the only one. A great thing about our campus is that it prepares you for the real world, the careers center works extremely hard to find a job for EVERYONE by the time of graduation.

JOCKS: A bafflingly large, but concise subset of students who take intricate care of their chiseled bodies through exercise and diet. All male 18-25. I have yet to understand why these jocks converged here. GEEKS: Residents of the student lounge. Dungeons and Dragons, ping-pong, Super Smash Bros Melee, promiscuous flirting. I only suspect that they actually attend classes at the school because of their frequent complaints about said classes. SUPER MOMS: Fulltime parents who work fulltime and attend fulltime classes. They depend on various others to raise their kids while they crush their atrophied gray matter under a burden of stressful responsibilities. They are my heros.

JOCKS: A bafflingly large, but concise subset of students who take intricate care of their chiseled bodies through exercise and diet. All male 18-25. I have yet to understand why these jocks converged here. GEEKS: Residents of the student lounge. Dungeons and Dragons, ping-pong, Super Smash Bros Melee, promiscuous flirting. I only suspect that they actually attend classes at the school because of their frequent complaints about said classes. SUPER MOMS: Fulltime parents who work fulltime and attend fulltime classes. They depend on various others to raise their kids while they crush their atrophied gray matter under a burden of stressful responsibilities. They are my heros.

A majority of the students are from Ohio and western PA, and are not all that wealthy. A lot of us work while going to school in order to make ends meet. The student body is composed of lots of scene and trendy type kids, and quite a bit of Greek life.

There is such a variety of people here at kent state, from asians to african american, conservative to liberal, or extroverted to introverted.

My classmates are very intelligent and hard working.

My classmates are very helpful and respectful.

My classmates are very hardworking and seem to be very driven and want to graduate.

Students at Kent are hard-working but fun, intelligent but not stuffy, and determined but not obsessed.

Classmates are usually stressed out, comes with the territory.

Everyone is completely different at Kent State. This school is very diverse and there are several ways in which anyone can meet different types of people. Different types of students interact all the time because many programs must complete a diversity requirement. I feel that Kent is a very comfortable environment where anyone can voice any opinions or beliefs they have without being judged.

My classmates here at kent cannot easily be categorized, for they truely do come in all different shapes and sizes, but they all bring something different to the table.

Most of my classmates are well educated young adults who have a yearning for knowledge.

My classmates are very nice, respectful and mature.

I really cannot describe my classmates, I will say that they must be concerned about their studies because they come to class.

My classmates are dependable because they are going through similar issues that I am going through.

All students are on different levels of learning than you are. Do not doubt their capabilites because they are or may be one step ahead of you. As a freshman, the other students age ranges from 18 to nearly 25 years of age so expect others to do better than you. The Diversity is grand, with various backgorunds.

My classmates are very driven and succesful at their work.

My classmates are very responsible and easy-going, young people, but still know when to prioritze school over fun.

Hard working and dedicated students.

My classmates were fun, knowledgable, and willing to learn

My classmates make the college experience more enjoyable and allow me to learn more about what we are learning in class by looking at it from different perspectives.

Apathetic, entitled, and aloof. Very little intellectual curiosity.

My classmates are a trillion times better than the ones I had in high school, they genuinely care about others, and the best part is that there are so many people it would be impossible to not find some good people.

Friendly and helpful.

Some of them are driven while others are only there to pass and move on to the next class.

My classmates are of all shapes and sizes, that speak all kinds of languages, yet are very welcoming to others.

My classmates are generally friendly, interested, intellectual students who are eager to share their opinions and thoughts on the topics being discussed in class. When they first arrive as freshman they tend to be somewhat timid, but with every class they become more comfortable in the belief that they are intelligent, capable young adults. They will always help a classmate in need, and never in my experience have I witnessed a student being rude to their peers or their professors. They are open-minded and desire to learn, and I in turn have learned much from them.

Kent State has a great selection of students that are focused, friendly, and diverse in their ethnicity and in their selection of majors.

In the times I have visited the campus and have talked to a few of my future classmates... THey have been really friendly and welcoming.

Student's and my classmates at Kent State, I would have to describe them as driven because it's the reason Kent has the rank of one of the top universities in Ohio but as well as top 200 in the world. With that the drive for success has to be there, which I see and work next to students that have that.

My classmates are dedicated to their studies and encouraging, also they are critical, in a constructive way though, and helpful to my growth in college.

Thus far, my classmates have been nothing but supportive, helpful, reliable, hard-working, and consistent.

Most of my classmates are responsible, respectable adults willing to help when needed.

My classmates vary depending on each and every class. My general education classes bring people of all majors in, in which case I'd describe them as drones. We all take classes that the university says will make us well-rounded individuals, and some of the students are surprised at what they are interested in. Classmates in classes pertaining to my major are very task-oriented yet personable. They're just like me, and I felt like an outsider before I went to college.

My fellow classmates are always willing to help out, whether in a study group or just for some directions.

My classmates were mostly ready to learn and excell in their classes.

My classmates at Kent State University are extremely friendly. Just about every classmate I've ever had has been helpful to me and any other student in our classes. Students seem so eager to learn and make going to class enjoyable. Students get along well for the most part and don't just care about themselves but their peers as well.

My classmates are goal oriented.