That they are all rich, white kids that wear the same exact clothes as their peers. Big time party school.
north jersey, long island jews, townies
Being in a sorority there are a lot of stereotypes that are apparent. Each sorority and fraternity has its own cliches attached.
Intelligent wealthy kids from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area.
The preppy, "Abercrombie and Fitch" kids. A lot of out of state students who are well off from New Jersey and New York.
There are tons of stereotypes about those involved in greek life. Every sorority and fraternity has a reputation and people just assume that being a part of that organization mean that you are just like everyone else in it.
that they are rich, wordly and open-minded
Girls as a collection are among the hottest. Big party school (dating back to when my parents were in college) Very strict on alcohol Police are uptight
the girls are really pretty and the guys are assholes because there are so many pretty girls that they dont have to appreciate them.
They are upper-middle class white and like to party.
that it's a huge party school and everyone is a rich, stuck up party animal.
preppy, beautiful, athletic, white
Upper class white rich kids from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
some stereotypes about ud are that it's a fun school with good academics too and is becoming more and more popular and harder to get into. it is known as somewhat of a party school. a stereotype of students is that we're preppy and like to party.
UD is a big party school
That they are stuck up and snobby
That we have hot girls and that we are a party school
We drink often and don't care about anything...very apathetic school. We are not a very diverse school.
White, upper middle class, not very diverse
all wear north faces and uggs, predominately white college, party school
Rich and Preppy
Wealthy Students, large jewish population, Preppy, Upcoming Ivy League status
It is a party school and everyone has a lot of money.
party school, everyone is the same preppy upper-middle class cut-out.
Stereotypes about all the New Yorkers who go to UD, Guido kind of guys, stereotypes about sororities/fraternities...and that UD has hot girls
The stereotype of UD students is that the majority of them are big partiers; but this is a stereotype of college students in general. Breaking it down a little further, there are many stereotypes--i.e. sorority girls w/ big glasses and ugg boots; frat guys; kids from jersey etc.
We're all rich white kids with the last name Du Pont. Most of the students come from Delaware.
We're white, we're apathetic and we drink a lot.
They're very apathetic to politics and other "important" things.
We drink a lot. We're a party school.
UD students are pretty homogenous. They all come from the mid-Atlantic region and similar socio-economic backgrounds.
UD was formerly known as a huge party school, but that has dissipated some. I think people generally know Delaware as a fun school that is getting tougher and tougher to get into.
UD accepts any students who apply from Delaware. The town is filled with Townies as well as the school. That UD is the biggest party school around. UD is huge and you feel lost in it. There's a ton of drinking at UD.
University students party all the time and the girls are easy.
That they are white, middle-class or upper-middle class, party a lot, and are concerned with their appearance. The girls wear make-up everday, Ugg boots, and North Face fleece jackets. The guys are concerned with partying and getting laid.
Rich White Kids
The students are apathetic when it comes to politics. UD is very focused on the football team and not many of the other sports.
it's a state school so it;s full of morons
New Jersey Girls and Guys with a minority of locals.
we are all white, upperclass, preppy kids
They diverse group of wide range of cultural backgrounds. They are kind people who interact well with each other and have a general goal to succeed. Also, the teachers are expected to be at the highest level of ability and knowledge among the nation's professor's.
Delaware students are stereotyped as being apathetic to the world outside Newark. They like to drink and party Thursday through Sunday and often get into conflicts with townies.
That we are predominately white and very apathetic.
Preppy; HAPPY!; brick; school-spirited; friendly; beautiful
longchamp bags, uggs, and black northface- sorority girls. somewhat stereotypical sorority girls and frat guys
The biggest stereotype that comes to mind is that we are all white and all come from middle class or upper-middle class backgrounds. Also, everyone thinks the campus is apathetic and self-involved.
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