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everyone at my school is the same. except the musicians.

There are so many different types of people at UNT; some barely make it to class, some will talk to you even if they don't know you, most respect the fact that sometimes you just want to do your own thing, and overall everyone I've met so far was friendly.

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UNT students I know seem to be highly motivated to succeed and ready to work hard for achieving their goal. They know that no slackers will be able to graduate from this university.

You can make friends with any kind of person you can imagine.

My classmates are extremely motivated and eager to learn.

Engineers

My classmates range from being very nice and social people to reserved and quiet people.

I met Maria in HSML class she is from Mexico, and I’m from Tanzania in East Africa. Maria is 21 years of age like my daughter to me I’m 47. We became good friends and I always help her not drop out because she always have issues like any kind of teenage age. Maria always appreciates me, also I can speak Spanish language; even though, my first language is Swahili. We do group discussion, going out for volunteering together, and also she writes her essays about me; meanwhile, most of the students in the campus are very friendly.

My classmates are mostly hard-working and dedicated to furthering their education.

Classmates mostly keep to themselves, but they are very helpful if you ask for it.

My classmates here at the University of North Texas are responsible, studious, and intelligent individuals who care about their coursework and are willing to assist anyone who needs help as long as they can expect you to return the favor.

Being in the competitive music program at UNT translates to classmates who are dedicated, and usually excellent students. There is a high emphasis on practicing and learning as much as possible from our craft. Classmates tend to stick together and have there own social circles and activities seperate from the rest of UNT. Many students come into the College of Music with some degree of musical background or transfer to the CoM to recieve the highly regarded education offered here.

Pubescence unleashed.

As I have not had a class on campus yet, I do not know who my classmates are, but everyone I met during orientation was friendly.

My classmates are very diverse and create a good learning enviornment.

My classmates were fun, smart, engaging, and encouraging.

The people are fun and open minded about everything. Everybody is very welcoming and nice and just great.

Do to the large amount of people in my classes its really hard to get to know people ,but im not exactly what you would call shy so ive manage to meet a group of extrodinary people who I am glad to call life long friends

My classmates are very helpful; I feel comfortable asking them questions about my studies.

Very friendly, social, and understanding.

Extemely diverse group of people; every background, every race, every social class.

They are helpful and engaging.

My classmates were always one of two ways. They were either very friendly and engaged or rarely, if ever, showed up to class.

I would have to describe my classmates as crazy, unpredicatble, talented, and genuine; regardless of if we're all competing against each other, we all want to see each other succeed!

There is a very diverse student population at UNT. There isn't really any type of student that could possibly be left out. UNT has good scholarship opportunities so there are all types of socio-economic statuses, and there are religiously based organizations from Christian to Atheist to Muslim. There is somewhat of a clique problem, so at first it can be hard to make friends in the large student population. But this problem can be avoided by joining organizations and being social in and out of class. While groups may not actively seek out new people, they rarely reject someone interested in joining them. Most of the students commute, and the ones that do live on campus are mostly from the Dallas/Ft Worth metroplex, but there are many foreign exchange students and students from out of state as well.

I have found some of my best friends at this school in only a few months. It's amazing to me how you can find people you click with so well, so fast in college who you would've never known existed back in high school. Since UNT is such a diverse campus, everyone is so accepting and everyone will find there place at the school.

Our school has a large and varied population. I'd say most of the students come from around the surrounding DFW area, but our school really loves to celebrate diversity! Multicultural days are always really busy. We have a lot of international students, and a lot of our teachers come from all around the world as well. There is an active chapter of GLAD on campus--- they hold a Second Chance Prom every year. I know we have a few Christian-focused clubs, and but then again I'm pretty sure we have an Atheists Club as well. XD I haven't seen any racial discrimination firsthand--- then again, I'm a white girl. That said, I am friends with people of varied ethnicities. I don't want to say "race isn't a factor" here, because that would be ridiculous, but--- in general, Denton, and UNT by extension, are pretty accepting. And we're not a population that supports or abides mistreating people. Dress style is definitely on the casual side. I see pajama bottoms a whole heck of a lot. XD Basically, everyone's just very chill (or lazy, take your pick~). As far as politics goes, we run the gamut, but I'd say we lean more toward The Daily Show / The Colbert Report, like any good college campus. XD We did have our own little "Occupy Denton" peeps out there for a bit on the campus green. Basically, there are so many people here, you will definitely find someone (usually multiple someones!) who shares your interests/political opinions/fashion sense/whatever.

Diverse, allot of students . . .Many young.

Most of my classmates have more money than I do and a really good support system. As for me I do not. I come from low middle class broken home. I had a child while I was in high school so I never feel like I can actually belong with them. While most of my classmates are partying, I am usually working or taking care of my child.

My classmates are individuals seeking to continue their education for a better life and to be prepare professionally.

Everybody is very enthusiastic and responsible for his or her work.

My classmates have very diverse backgrounds but most of their personal motives are the same.

UNT's student body, again, VERY diverse. Every type of person you can think of can be found here, not kidding. It's hard to stereotype the student body of UNT, actually, almost impossible if you were to take a walk around campus.

Many of them are nice but most of them keep to themselves.

they are friendly and willing to help.

They have character and life.

Everybody is in it together.

All the people that attend UNT are happy to be here.

They are friendly and love to ask how you are doing.

My classmates are very friendly, and willing to help anyone succeed.

My classmates are people of diversity in race, gender, majors, and body types, but they are generally all united in the fact that they are accepting and friendly.

In one sentence, I'd describe my fellow students as a very diverse, very opinionated group of people who are unafraid to speak their mind, and will, for the most part, find others like them on the campus.

They are fun and very focused in reaching their academic goals.

Intelligent people who are driven to success.

They are so diverse!

There is a huge variety of people at my school, and the distinct faces and personalities of all my classmates clearly show the diveristy UNT is so proud of.

The classmates are unique, creative, smart, witty, kindhearted, respectful and fashionable!

They do their best to achieve good grades but are able to have fun at the same time.

Sometimes not very motivated, but hard workers.