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My classmates in the nursing program were all ambitious and hard-working. I made some good friends that I still keep in touch with today. Many of my friends have gone on to positions of prominince in their careers.

My classmates are very involved and easy to get along with.

Hardworking students that know what they want with their life, but are also kind and know how to have a good time.

All the students that are in my classrooms at the University of Arizona are willing to put effort into learning.

My classmates are smart, hard working, students that prepare themselves to succeed in school and life.

Many classmates are pre occupied with their own life and focused on their studies.

My classmates from my engineering program are friendly, very smart, goal oriented.

My classmates are all very warm-hearted and fun-loving individuals, who strive to achieve the best in all areas of life.

My classmates now in Arizona are exactly as I described above (at least the ones I have been in contact with). They are are willing to learn and help each other, and to help other people achieve their goals in life. I transferred from a community college in California and the difference is night and day. The University of Arizona students are dedicated and will achieve whatever they set their mind too.

My classmates are curious, competitive, eccentric people who are in search of the same thing as I; an education that will better my future.

My classmates are a diverse in their religious, political, and cultural views, however, this does not cause the formation of cliques and outcasts within the student population, but allows for acceptance among my classmates, which is prevalent.

The students at the University of Arizona are welcoming, friendly, and do the best they can to include everyone in their day to day experiences.

My classmates in my core classes are open to meeting new people, and forming study groups to help learn the material, and make new friends.

Most of the classmates I have had have been pretty friendly. You can definitely tell the very social people from others who are more academically focused. It is hard to find people who are like myself who both have a strong academic drive and also like to have a strong social life.

Mostly trying to get just get by with a passing grade.

My classmates are diverse, friendly and open minded about their education thus showing participation and ethusiasm towards their studies.

Classmates work together on take-home assignments to get better grades.

they seem to be academically engaged and studious, yet still open minded and active socially.

My engineering classmates are very involved with their studies and mathematics in general.

Besides English, which consisted of 25 students, I have never really had time to get to know the students in my classes due to the chaotic number of people placed in each class. I wish I had more time to get to know more people but class is more so designed to come, sit for 50 minutes through a lecture and then leave.

My classmates, at the University of Arizona, create an environment of challenge as each student attends class well prepared and ready to learn.

My classmates are pretty friendly.

My Classmates could be considered awesome just like how amazing the world seems to work in its unbelievable ways.

A diverse set of people who interact with each other and like to talk about their expriences.

The classmates that I have encountered are both highly motivated and intelligent individuals; I enjoy working with the majority of them and value their insight on the projects at hand.

My classmates for the most part are supportive. You can always find someone willing to share notes and study with or simply give you advice about professors.

Every classmate that I've met has been nice. When I ask for help, my classmates are usually helpful. Everyone seems to have a goal, not necessarily a career goal. My classmates have so far have not shown any racial or disrecpectful behavior.

My classmates are laidback but work hard.

Dedicated and determined, fun-loving and spirited, my classmates friendly, helpful people who are not afraid to work hard.

My classmates are people REALLY INTO THEIR MAJOR! , people that actually CARE about studying.

The classmates in the classrooms were very knowledgeable.

Whether one walks into a large auditorium or a small classroom, the diversity within the students is palpable, which only enriches students' education experiences by being able to analyze the material from different perspectives.

Fellow classmates are Fellow Wildcats Bearing Down, Improving the world.

Typically more liberal than myself just doing the bare minimum to get by with satisfactory grades.

My classmates are funny, smart, understanding and give me information about a number of topics.

It is really easy to make new friends at this University. Everybody who is new to any school has different expectations on the classmates you will be dealing with however it does vary. You will be able to meet some outstanding and helpful people however you can also meet some that dont meet that criteria.

They're exactly the same as anyone else and completely different at the same time because they are motivated to succeed and also feel the fear of failure.

Very upbeat and willing to help and always wanting to learn.

my classmates are eager to learn and more than happy to help or share.

diverse and mostly driven

Every classmate is different and talented in their own way. Classmates that I have been fortunate enough to work with and know better are very intelligent, push me to learn as much as I can, be successful in every class, and inspire me to keep setting goals higher for myself. I have come to find that every classmate I have worked with has a great personality, and balances focusing on academics with meeting new people and enjoying their college experience.

It really depends on which class I am in. In my general education classes, most of he student don't really care about the class becuase it has nothing to do with their major. On the other hand when I am in more important classes such as chemistry, most of them are very serious about the class and make sure to pay close attention the whole class.

They are usually out going, helpful. There are a few who can act stand offish but for the most part they are very nice and love to form study groups.

The classroom experience at the University of Arizona can be summarized in one word: diversity. On campus, you will encounter students from all walks of life, religions, nationalities and interests. The school has thriving academic and research programs, very strong student activities and clubs, and Greek life, all of which are offered to students of every background. This leads to a constructive and holistic learning environment because students are exposed to differing cultures, opinions and viewpoints. This harbors understanding and broadens the students thought process, as they learn to appreciate variety, and everyone's place contributing to the whole.

My colleagues have a strong sense of camaraderie. We support eachother in our endeavors, attend eachother's lectures, and always discuss relevant topics to our research. Within the diversity of our collegiate research, we always respect eachother's point of view, and share common threads that run through our current academic endeavors. We got together this year, through our Art History Graduate Student Association, and held a fundraiser auction to support our symposium that is coming up this spring. I sold one painting during the auction to my professor Dr. Widdifield. I work among great and bright young scholars.

My classmates are motivated, energetic, school-spirited, and die-hard fans of the University of Arizona and our education.

My classmates are diverse, young and ambitious.

I have some of the most devoted and determined classmates of any major on campus. My program is ranked number five in the nation, which means the people that are being educated in it are top-notch. I feel that I am constantly competing with my classmates to be the best. We all try to work in as many research labs as possible and volunteer as much as we can. My major is pretty competitive and I attribute that to the amazing students it produces.

You are drawn to the people most like you, and the people I tend to associate with are dedicated to their education.

My classmates are my friends, my encouragement, my help when I don't understand topics, and part of the community I call my own, here at the University of Arizona.