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Focused

THey are happy and willing to learn and reach their goals in life.

Close minded and selective in their friends.

My classmates are all very diverse, but all have the same goal as me, they want to succeed and have a passion for what they are doing.

varries, some are enthusiastic while others are not. Overall, they are focused and driven to succeed.

My classmates are fun, outgoing, and hard-working.

I am a pre-engineering student so most of my classmates are hard working and school oriented. I rushed a fraternity but did not join, and live with two guys that did join and they are much more party oriented and into the social scene which is a bit conflicting and forces me to focus much harder on my studies.

My classmates range from binge-drinking party animals to incredibly intelligent, motivated students who really give their studies their all.

Hungover frat boys and sorority girls who dress up waaaaaay too much for class; everyone mimicks the exact same look at this school, and beware if you are not part of it.

classmates are study hard and play hard.

We all have a passion for the university that starts in the classroom and carries on to the field.

My classmates for the most part are intelligent and like to participate in class in a respectful way.

I've not been here long but so far they are pretty friendly.

Conservative grrek life weekend warriors.

I have encountered many different people that are quite unlike me, and it has really affected the way I think about people different from myself.

My classmates at UK have all been very inuititive, creative, and open to learing new things.

I rarely have classes with people of different races. I am also Greek so I surround myself with a lot of Greeks, none of which are black, few are asian, etc. Most students are from Kentucky, rural or Louisville. I am from Lexington and most of us from Lexington go to other schools. My friends are all in my sorority and therefore all have money of some sort. Most of them talk about marrying rich, rather than making the money themselves.

I was very uninvolved in organized campus events other than sporting events, you best look elsewhere for this type of info. BUt UK students love to have fun!!

The University of Kentucky is extremely divided. Unlike HS people will generally, maybe even unconsiouly, congergate to other people that are like them. Whites almost always stay with the whites, blacks with blacks, etc. And that applies to the entire Univeristy. UK is very predominately Christian, as I said before we are in the Bible Belt. Other religions are usually lookeed at as weird and out of place at UK. Actually UK has a realitively high gay population. But if you are found out to be gay you are normally more than an outside, you become a target for other people to make your life as difficult as possible. With the exception of race, the socio-economic status is one of the most important aspects of "who you are" on campus, this one I can not stress enough. LOL, what kind of students would not feel out of place at UK??? If you are not white, Christian, straight, greek, good looking, smart, independant minded person, and in somewhat of good shape you will be an outsider. I will not say if I agree or disagree but that is the very hard reality. UK has the vast majority of its students from the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the the rest from Ohio and a tiny potion of folks from all over the other areas of the country and world. All kinds of financial backgrounds are prevalent. But the poor will typically stay with the poor, middle class with the middle class, and the rich witht he rich. About 50{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of the students are aware, less are active. The students are very predictable about the political stance depending on the College that they are in. Some Colleges have a very liberal group of students while other Colleges have a very conversitive base. About 90{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of the Professors are liberal to very liberal. And it is not uncommon for Professors to bring the beliefs to the classroom. Students always talk about how much money they want to make and over time the amounts tend to get smaller and smaller and more realistic the closer the students come to graduation.

I believe that UK, being in an urban location in Kentucky, is a very liberal campus. There are so many diverse student groups for students varying in race, religion, sexual preference, etc. The opportunities are endless and I enjoy that there are always student speaking their voice for a cause they believe in.

Their is a great deal of diversity at UK. I have met many students from all over the state of Kentucky and from around the country. UK also has a lot of International students as well, particularly in Engineering.

Great group of people to affiliate one's self with.