Baylor University Top Questions

So understanding and nice, if you miss anything in class or are having trouble with something, everyone is very friendly and willing to help you.

My classmates are very diverse people, however with that in mind, each of us are respectful of the other's ideas and beliefs.

Classmates are from very rich backgrounds and hold to morals of that socioeconomic background, like stereotyping and forming cliques.

Classmates are usually very friendly and extremely smart.

There is a strong sence of community and a kind of uncommon courtesy among most of the students, though the backgrounds of each may vary.

Fellow adventurers on the journey of learning, traveling together and supporting each other to discover new things about the world and ourselves.

Hardworking people who know what they want and go after it.

My classmates have become some of my greatest friends. They are always helpful and want me to succeed in class as much as they want themselves to. They make me strive to be a better student.

Variety of students all striving for a better future.

Baylor's student body is pretty diverse as you will find at other colleges; pre-dominantly White, hovering around 50{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c}, followed by black and asian, then hispanic and others. I have actually been surprised how many people of Indian and Middle Eastern dissent are here. The socio-economic range is also pretty consistent with other universities, any typical bell curve graph for a population matches that here at Baylor. The attitude of students here at Baylor is certainly more professional than at other universities; it's very common to find people dressed in ties going to class, but most people tend to wear whatever: basketball shorts, cargo shorts, polos, t-shirts, etc.