University of Central Florida Top Questions

My classmates seem very interested in the topics presented in lectures and assignments, and show eagerness for learning.

My classmates are a mixed group of individuals all there for different purposes such as to better themselves and some to simply get a college degree without learning anything even if that means being dishonet.

Classmates are typically friendly and willing to help in any way possible.

They are pretty much to themselves since UCF is a mixed pot of cultures and classrooms are so congested.

friendly, helpful

I am very close to all the classmates in my program they are like my family; we have each other’s back no matter what the situation.

A far cry of the teneous culture many have experienced from high school, they're mature, down-to-earth, and mainly loyal to those who have earned their loyalty.

My classmates are a group of driven, creative individuals who inspire and motivate me daily.

friendly and driven

My classmates are very smart and willing to work together to learn.

I would describe my classmates as engaging and ready to debate differing views and opinions.

My classmates are quite focused on academics, helpful towards others, and diverse in a way that makes the learning experience more engaging because of all of the different experiences and opinions they bring to the classroom.

I could be sitting next to a guy who has lived in St. Petersburg, Russia all of his life and a girl who's never left Orlando: there's just so much diversity at UCF that you don't even realize until you get here how many different people with different beliefs, customs, opinions, and interests there are on campus.

Everyone I've encounted at the University of Central Florida is dedicated, creative, driven, passionate, and although all our small goals may different we all share the goal to succeed greatly.

There was only one class so far, and I did not attend. So, I have no idea who is attending the class and who are my classmates. Sorry.

Classmates invariably range from quite and detached to extrememly expressive and socialy involved, and while one may think otherwise, the type of class being taken is NOT an accurate predictor of this.

Most do not come to class, but the ones that do are very engaged and we learn a lot.

My classmates are amazing and some of the best people I have come to know.

Everyone is so varied here at UCF that you can be in a class with people twice your age at any point, and yet it is the perfect learning atmosphere.

They are very hard-working and take their education seriously but know how to have fun also.

My classmates are very active in discussion and make learning very fun.

My classmates are outspoken.

My classmates are all very intellectual, polite, and easy to get along with.

My classmates are very eager to learn and provide varying views and ideas on every subject.

Students with an enormous amount of potential but lazy.

My classmates are a variety of students varying from some who are studying for a great majority of time, some who never study, some play sports, others don't go to class at all, some I question how they got in and others I wonder how they haven't cured cancer yet, so the best way to describe my classmates is variety.

University of Central Florida Classmates could be looked at as teammates. For the majority, people are willing to help eachother out. People are responsive to emails, phone calls, texts, etc. and try to answer eachothers questions to the best of their abilties. Overall, classmates at UCF are sincere towards eachother and are hardworkers. There are the few exceptions but when is there not.

Classmates are social, outgoing, ready to learn, and always willing to help if you have any questions.

My virtual classmates, from all walks and ages in life, as well as the instructors, at UCF have provided me with a wide array of perspectives and insights that have broadened my horizons, expanded my knowledge and seeded a love of learning.

everyone is their own individual person

My classmate are normally very friendly and helpful and can normally relate to the same issues that I am having with a class.

My fellow classmates are individuals that are attending the university for the college experience, willing to assist fellow classmates in times of need, and earning an education.

My classmates are very open and willing to new things that they learn. There is no discrimination here based on race, religion, or gender. If you want to be free of persecution, here is the place to do so. The people who go here give off an atomsphere of actually wanting to learn instead of just looking for the means to find a job when they graduate. These students really are dedicated to having a real college education.

My classmates are ambitious visionaries who would be extremely sucessful if the world cherished the liberal arts.

My major is new and has 40 people in it so far, I know and am close to everyone in my major we get together out of the class and get along with each other in class.

My classmates at UCF are very eclectic.

All of my classmates have been the best group of people I have ever worked with!

I am not about my classmates. I do not interact with anyone really in class. I did that in high school and it got me the GPA that I received. So Now I mind my own business and focus on class.

My classmates are competitive, supportive, ambitious, and motivated, brilliant.

My classmates are interesting, they're not too football obsessed but at the same time they enjoy a good game, also there are a lot of; skateboarders, anime fans, sorority/fraternity memebers and pretty much anything else you can think of, while people aren't too outgoing you can always find someone you can relate to.

The only way to describe my classmates are diverse, individual, and unique.

I have not yet taken any classes at UCF, I am enrolled to start Spring 2011, but I have shared classes with alot of the same pool of students whom are also transferring from the same community college that I attended to UCF and I have met many graduates of this school whom have also shared their excited experiences and recommendations come highly from them as well.

A fun, energentic group that are all extremely engaged in the Athletic training program.

Interactive with the professor and other classmates.

Focused and mature.

Classes are a lot bigger in college than in high school and you will not learn everybody like you could in high school. In college to meet your classmates you have to just open yourself up to them. Most people are sitting there just waiting there for class to start, but at the same time are hoping someone new will approach them and strike up a conversation. Classes can be to upwards of 300 students which opens doors for many different types of people to meet. Just dive into the diversity pool and make life long friends.

My classmates are motivated and very ompetitive. they help motivate and challenge me to do better than them academically. they help bring forth a very beneficial and motivational learning environment and especially with the help of our teachers. There are some exceptions to this mass of great students and they would have to be those labeled as rebels, those students who just sleep in class or never come to class. In my time at UCF i have only witnessed a small amount of these group because it seems that most of the students that attend UCF have ambitions, like myself.

My classmates are other biomedical students.

Have multiple goals and aspirations that they work to achieve.

My classmates are enriching the lives of others, caring, SMART and very competitive.