University of Arizona Top Questions

I love the people here at the University of Arizona. I have yet to see any issues with the people that are on campus. Everyone is just so welcoming and it really is a positive community.

All of my classmates are generally very friendly and normally shy when classes first begin.

My classmates come from all different kinds of backgrounds, but the one thing I've found consistent is that if you actually start talking to someone, they're generally pretty friendly.

In general, fellow classmates here at the U of A are very laid back and personable. It is very easy to get to know your fellow peers and possibly develop a great friendship. I believe it is an essential part of getting through certain classes actually. Get to know your comrades!

My classmates are diverse, eager to learn, outgoing, and friendly.

Everyone I have experienced have been extremely friendly. I made friends really fast on campus through all of my classes. As well, the clubs on campus I have met a couple of my friends as well. It is really easy to find other people with your same interests.

My classmates at the University of Arizon are usually very driven and helpful.

Classmates are genreally nice, but there are always some that are not very considerate. Especially, in several dorms where the reisdents are always loud.

The atmosphere of my peers that surround me differ from students that are into sororities/fraternities to classmates that are nerdy and spend their Friday nights at the engineering library coming up with the next new big technology boom.

A good number of my classmates are very academically driven and strive to do their best in pursuing their endeavors.

My classmates are dedicated and outgoing, they thrive in their studies but also find time for friends and relaxation while doing well in their studies.

A mixture of motivated goalseeking people that are lazy and unambitious hard workers.

They are all different and unless you start interacting with them, they will not speak to you at all.

Suprisingly innovative, my classmates broaden their educational horizons through hard work, full integrity, and a drive for success in both the classroom and the real world.

They're the kind of friends I've always wanted - diverse, talented, passionate people who never cease to surprise and impress with their capabilities.

They are freindly and opening.

Polite, unique, and well-rounded students that are dedicated to their school and education.

My classmates are social and active.

There is a vast amount of diversity on campus, and all of the classmates are friendly and welcoming to the new coming freshman.

Ultimately, they were amazing.

My classmates are smart, diverse, friendly, and loves what they do at the University of Arizona.

My classmates are good persons that are taking a life gamble to become a better person and to pass it on.

All in the same position as you are, new to the college world, friendly, maybe a little shy and eager to learn. Working on projects with other classmates turned out to be very easy in the sense we are all motivated, and in the end great friendships can be formed by this.

My classmates are hardworking, intelligent students with dedication and perseverance in their chosen majors.

My classmates for the most part, are interesting, creative, intelligent, and quirky individuals with big aspirations for their future careers.

I'm surrounded by very intellignent, fun and interesting classmates.

My classmates are helpful, and able to relate to struggles that we all have while attending school and are easily relatable to and friendly.

Fun, helpful, inquisitive.

They are considerate and helpful.

My classmates are all really dedicated to doing well but like to have fun at the same time.

My classmates are my family, they steer me in the right direction no matter how much I may veer of at times, and they are admirable people who share the same intentions about success as I do.

My classmates are impeccable, diverse individuals, each with their own quirks and opinions and I have truly treasured finding endless amounts of new people who may or may not share my interests.

Its impossible to really describe the students at Arizona with just one type of person. We have people from all walks of life. Students come from all over the world too. We have a range of people who come from very wealthy financial backgrounds to not as wealthy. Some students are active and some are not. Its pretty relaxed environment too. We all know that going to class isn't the most exciting thing people look forward to in the day so no one expects you to dress up. There are hundreds of clubs and organizations that cover a wide range of interests. With over 30,000 students you get a really diverse student body.

There are tons of minorities and diversity at UA, which is fantastic. So many religious and ethnic groups nearby. Also, lots of sororities and fraternities. Some people think if you are not involved in Greek Life, you're a nobody. Most people I've met throughout the years are from Arizona--not a lot of out-of-state kids.

you can find anyone on our campus from any place.

My classmates are diverse personalities but generally inquisitve, eager to learn and succeed, and outspoken.

Most people don't talk to each other, unless they're already friends it seems. You have to be the outgoing one to make friends with people. People also seem to befriend each other for studying groups, you know, pair up with the smart kids kind of thing.

A diverse group of people that struggle to relate to eachother and disregard class, race, religion, etc.

The students at the University of Arizona come from a wide range of backgrounds and places. There are many students from different cultural, social,economical, and religious backgrounds. The school consists of a variety of students from all around the world. The variety of people at the U of A makes the school more worldly and interesting.

University of Arizona students are involved in many clubs and programs that the school has to offer. Almost every U of A student is involved in one extra curricular acitivity or another. Why? It just so happens that there's something for everyone. Wether you're an art student, musician, athlete or activist, there will be a good chance that you'll find something that appeals to you. People here are open minded and embrace diversity; they are people who are willing to learn from others and give anyone a chance.

Have i ever felt out of place at my school??? NO! you wear your red arizona gear and you fit in anywhere!!! If there were a few different groups at school the main ones at the school would be the same you would find at any school really... The greek life frat/sorority kids Smart stay home and study smart and social completely social partying it up and then the rest a small mix At Eller theres lots of career fairs that gear you toward getting out in the real world and getting a job, they might not tell you what your going to earn cause its always different for people but thats the same for any business school I would think

Most of the people are cool, some of them can come off as condescending, and rude

My classmates are certaninly a diverse mix, whom I have yet to get to know well enought to say more about.

Mostly smart and dedicated, a few who couldn't care less.

If I were to describe my classmates, I would say that some are immature, but most of them are dedicated to college and their education.

West coast style students who are somewhat sheltered to other areas of the United States.

In lower level classes you feel surrounded by idiots, but by upper level it starts to get better and more like-minded.

Arizona has a very big Greek life, which is especially evident in the early years when you're living on campus and not 21. A lot of students are from Phoenix and California, especially the Bay Area it seemed like. There were also a lot of people from out of state, including far away states such as NY. U of A has a big mix of people. I really think anyone could find a group to fit into and get closer with. It is a huge campus, but you really do see familiar faces all the time, and it doesn't feel as big as it is.

Passionate, open-minded and willing to teach and learn from one another.

The students at U of A vary from hard working frat boys to “go green” hippies who somehow all get along to create a great sense of community.