University of Arizona Top Questions

My classmates are very diverse, no two are alike, yet everyone gets along and works together towards a common goal of success.

Most of my classmates are nice, hard working, and fun people.

My classmates are fun, respectful, trust worthy, and have a great diversity of financial and racial background.

The majority of my classmates are stereotypical sorority girls and their friends. Over half of the psychology majors consist of people who are looking for an easy field of study and arent actually interested in the subject. It annoys me that I am passionate about my major and I have to compete for classes against stupid people looking for an easy major.

There is a lot of diversity on campus, so it's easy to meet a lot of different people. I'm from the midwest, and I was surprised by how friendly most everyone is. And, even though it's a large school, it doesn't feel so big to me because of how often you see people you know (from classes, activities, and the dorm) just walking around campus.

Your classmates will forever be fluxing in and out of your lives, with each semester a new face will be sitting next to you. Classmates are usually nice people but you have to remember that people from across the country and the world are sitting next to you. They might have radically different ideas or they might be a kid from your hometown. Be prepared to deal with it all. This is not to say you should be aggressive, au contraire. You should become friends with your classmates but be ready to stand up for your ideals and beliefs.

My classmates have been helpful, knowledgable, generous, spirited, exciting, and did I mention helpful! I have been able to ask just about anyone for help and recieved some form of it. At the sporting events we are hyped up and ready to win but still have etiquette! I really enjoy such a friendly environment to learn in.

College classmates are not the same as High school ones. College classmates bond with each other throught a common interest or ambiition.

Classmates in Optical Engineering are very school and job related experience oriented. They focus hard on studies, and find internships and lab experience to complement their GPA.

The are supportive and helpful individuals from very diverse backgrounds.

Classmates at the University of Arizona are all there for the same reason as yourself , and that is to get an education; students help each other by providing notes and forming study groups so all students do well.

Many of my classmates are non-traditional, middle-aged, married, or single parents who have decided to further their education. I have also found that many of my classmates often struggle with family, class work and managing working, often full-time while attending classes.

My classmates all want to experience life in a wonderful environment, meet new people, and discover themselves and thier future.

Students at the University of Arizona tend to be outgoing, willing to strive for their goals and above all, friendly and accepting.

Being interested in nutrition, many of my classmates have the same general interests. My classmates are there to help me and getting to know as many as I can will lead to many opportunities in the future.

My classmates are pretty competetive.

I met many great people in the courses I took at the University of Arizona: all were very supportive and interested in forming study groups outside of class.

From the majority of the classes I have been it, my classmates are attentive, engaging, and determined to succeed.

They are so diverse.

My classmates seem to be reserved, and self centered.

My classmates are eager and passionate students with a strong desire to learn in order to better their future as well as the futures of others.

A typical classmate is dedicated to school, works hard and doesn't get enough sleep.

My classmates are like a huge salad with a lot of variety, each one is uniquely different and wonderfully interesting. There is a lot of diversity of personalities and ideas that never creates a dull moment and the interactions are always exciting because everyone responds differently.

For the most part, my philosophy classmates are extremely bright and offer insights and perspectives I envy, in addition to allowing and contributing to deep philosophical discourse.

My classmates are stong, smart, dedicated and fun Wildcats.

Many of my classmates are very focused and deterimined for the scientific path they are taking. However, there are many "party-type" classmates at the university of arizona.

Hardworking and dedicated to their education.

My classmates are very hard working and focused on the subject matter and it is apparent that everyone in class is serious about learning.

Interested, focused, diverse, smart, friendly, motivated.

The people here are friendly, open and honest with each other as well as the faculty and staff.

There is such a diversity in my classmates and everyone has there own background. Everyone has their own motivation that drives them in someway or another and its interesting to learn about the things that inspire others.

My classmates are diverse; they come from many backgrounds and cultures, which allows me to meet and interact with people I never got a chance to in high school.

classmates at the UofA have a very good sense of humor, are polite and engaged.

energetic

Most students think that "what you know," is better than "Who you know."

My classmates are definitely outgoing, friendly, down to earth, and continues to involve themselves in discussions.

For the most part they are friendly. Some of them don't really care about school but it's nice when you find a friend you can study with.

They're all so different, it's hard to pinpoint them in one sentence.

Diverse group of students. Within the history discipline it becomes easier with each semester to make friends because you begin to take some of the same classes with them. It's becoming a fun experience studying with and getting to know them. From extroverts to computer geeks, and military students to outdoors enthusiasts, the University of Arizona has just about every type of person you could imagine. It keeps things interesting and helps me maintain my drive to attain an education and degree that will set up my future.

Most UA students are from Arizona and a whole lot come from California. There are a lot of clubs and organizations for students to get involved with. Diversity is one of the UA's priorities. There are many multi-cultural organizations as well.

A mix. Lot's of Whites, but is large enough for all religions/races/etc. Well accepted. There are religious nuts who speak on campus. Ignore them. I'm gay. It's totally great. Good dining. Bad dining. You have the choice between freshman 15 or -15.

In my experience, Arizona students are mostly tolerant of racial, religious, LGBT and other groups on campus. It's a bit left-leaning as a campus, or seems that way, perhaps because Tucson is a blue city for the most part. It's not a particularly diverse campus, but there is definitely a group for everyone. Most students are casual most of the time; since we can wear flip-flops almost year-round, we usually do.

I took many classes relating to race and culture during my years here. Overall there is an atmosphere of acceptance and caring among students. Most people here are pretty casual in their dress. shorts, tops and flip flops are pretty normal attire. The college of business students usually wear very nice professional clothes though and the men wear ties who attend Eller.

They are social, diverse racial backgrounds. Some are academically focused, others are not. There is a large variety of students on campus. I usually am friends with at least one in each class.

Depending on the class environment, but most are very friendly.

Classmates at this university could be described as friendly because they reached out to me and helped me out when I was new to the area.

My classmates are full of amazing potential.

very diverse, my classmates come from many different backgrounds.

Mostly determined to get a good educaiton, there are some goofs but mostly everyone is in college to learn but also have some fun too.

They tend to hard working people dedicated to their studies but still find time to enjoy life. Substance abuse seems to a minor problem and is not a choice of the majority of the student body, therefore there is a very positive feeling around the students making class enjoyable. My classmates often joke with each other and the professors as well as know when matters are serious. There is a sense of community there.