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Classmates are close knit, cold, hard to get along with.

There are a lot of people who like to party and there are a lot of really smart people.

I have had an exceptional expereince with my classmates, and have been fortunate enough to have mostly positive expereinces.

dumb bricks

Kids who decided invest into their future.

My fellow classmates are intelligent, hardworking individuals who seem to have goals. Even though most of my classmates are younger than I am, they seem to be mature for their age.

My classmates are intelligent, inquisitive, and chill.

My classmates in the classes that are a part of my major are engaged and show a tremendous amount of work in order to succeed; however, in my general education classes, students could care less about the material being taught and show no interest in learning the required material.

Students here at the University of Arizona are highly motivated and dedicated to their studies. There are obviously some students who put academics on the backburner and focus on partying, but these students are far outnumbered by those who want to achieve success in college. Since the first year conisists of general education courses, I am in the classroom with a variety of students who are pursuing many different majors. I find this aspect of freshman year helpful in the sense that I am grouped with a variety of classmates who come from many different backgrounds and beliefs.

There's plenty of amazing people here, but there's also a huge majority of bro's throughout the campus.

Very friendly and helpful. My major is rather small, so we are like one big family. Everyone is will to help and socialize with everyone else.

Crazy.

My classmates are very driven and competent.

Interested in drinking and partying, for the most part. Very few seem interested in the material, or involved.

They are either very social or anti-social in a classroom setting.

The acquaintances I have shared classes with have either been really motivated, determined, and inspiring or they have been floating around without strong expectations settling for being average; therefore, it has been proven that people choose to surround themselves with people that influence who you are or who you will be.

Most of my classmates are eager to learn and expand their knowledge of their selected field of interest. My fellow students in my classes are very willing to help and friendly. This makes group projects and team assignments easy and enjoyable. I feel that I learn a lot from my classmates and that they are just as passionate and driven as I am when it comes to classes and academics. Students at The University of Arizona are often on the same page as myself; driven, motivated, and eager to learn as much as possible in our time here.

Dependnig on which classes you're taking, the students who attend class tend to be pretty engaged in their work and in the discussions provided during class.

They are diverse, friendly, energetic, outgoing, goal-oriented people from different backgrounds, class status, religions, races, ethnicities, geographic locations, with education as their primary driver for success.

Lots of partiers, but there are plenty who work hard in classes.

A great many of my classmates are very intelligent, thoughtful and goal-oriented and who want to get a degree and move on with their future lives.

Everyone is very nice and willing to make friends, obviously there is always going to be rude and annoying people but the majority at U of A just want to make friends and even though it may not seem like it at first, it is how it is.

The classmates that are currently in the course I am attending, appear to be engaged in the content and opinionated with the context. It is apparent that they are ready to learn and are prepared. They are capable of managing multiple classes and fullfilling those classes obligations. There are some that show more enthusiasm than others, but perhaps that varies based on each ones major. Ultimately, they are there to learn and are successfully doing so.

Party Animals.

The girls seem to be clones coming from a machine because they all wear victoria secret sweats tucked in their Uggs boots religiously.

There is a strong emphasis on enjoying yourself while learning, and I think the student body represents that well.

My classmates are very fun, nice, and helpful people who are all serious about getting their degree and setting themselves up for a bright future.

Diverse not only in culture but also their fields of study, my classmates broaden my horizons daily and create continuous learning opportunities.

Although I have only gone for orientation at my future school, I found so many of the students were so easy to talk to and very friendly.

My classmates are bright students who keep to themselves until you try to get to know them but once you do, it is very much worth the effort.

Wild and fun

Overall, my classmates are dedicated to their work and passionate about learning.

Overall very helpful and equally driven, motivated. Is a fair amount of partiers. Large amount of interest in medical, business, and science fields.

My classmates are people who I am able to relate to. You find out that everyone is in the same boat and is willing to help out in any way possible. The people that I attend class with work together diligently and help push each other to succeed. Another thing that is wonderful is that not only are you with students your own age, the University offers its education to people of all ages. For example, there is a grandmother in her fifties in my Spanish class, and is so grateful for the experience of attending a college.

Energetic, excited, willing to ask questions, open to new ideas, considerate, active in multiple areas of interest and entertainment, expressive, willing to help, eager to laugh, busy with both their own work and school work would all accurately depict my classmates.

They are very supportive, and its really easy to make friends.

Diversified group of people coming from different places and backgrounds with the same goal of getting education.

Friendly, helpful, and very fun.

My classmates range from driven students that are striving for a career in their prospective field, and inspire others to do the same- to unmotivated students that are going here to just go through the motions of college and don't quite care enough.

Young, aesthetically-focused, surprisingly driven youth.

My classmates are like a bowl of ChexMix. There are students of all ages, race, gender, and ability. I love the diversity.

The majority of students seem attentive and alert in class, and generally interested in the subject, although there are ocasionally those who stray and dont pay attention during lectures.

my class mates in some classes tend to remain quiet and choose not to participate in class. however; in some classes the entire class gets into philisophical or deep discussions and we feed off of eachothers ideas. this makes class more fun and really makes me respect some classmates who have more original thoughts or different points of view. it is a learning expirience to see all the different bachgrounds people are coming from.

Greek oriented but an overall quality mix of races, orientations, socio-economic status and goals, definitely a melting pot.

My classmates in a majority of my classes are mostly science majors who are planning to go to grad school or a professional health school.

We are all paying for this experience, so we are all commited to learning, generally focused, and ready to learn. Outside of class it is easy to make friends with the hundreds of clubs and groups offered, so finding a good group of friends is easy, and necessary.

Fun-loving sums up the the essense of what the University of Arizona students are.

My classmates are very intellectual. They all come from completely different background with an outstanding understanding of the world. I am never afraid to ask them for help with a question that I may have. I have made countless of friends from the many classes that I have taken over the past year. Basically, we all understand each other, although we may have different perspectives on life. Teacher's are correct when they say that you learn more when you work with others in your class.

They love to drink.

Students at UofA are very friendly. In your first and second year gen ed's everyone is kind of in the same boat so you tend to mingle with everyone and get to know how tidbits of information about many students. Greek Life is filled with very attractive people and though they have a tendency to be rude when with their frat brothers or sorrority sisters, they are very nice as well.