California State University-Northridge Top Questions

Not a lot of students engage in the activities on campus that can heighten their involvement. Since CSUN is typically a commuter school, there is a lack of school spirit. Many students, however, are working nonstop to pay for their education while dealing with classes. Since CSUN is no UC or Ivy League, there are more students involved in the financial aid program because their fiscal income does not cover the rising tuition.

Pretty diverse. Party animals, mostly. Every once in a while you see a nerd.

Not a lot of students engage in the activities on campus that can heighten their involvement. Since CSUN is typically a commuter school, there is a lack of school spirit.

The student population provides great variety. Christianity and Judaism sometimes have strong precenses in the school mainly during holiday seasons. The LGBT clubs dont have such a strong precense but they have enough presence for me to know what they are up to. I dont think anyone would feel out of place at this school because its so diverse. Mostly everyone wears casual clothing, nothing fancy just the usual things. The largest ethnicity of students are latino or white, i am not so sure because I usually see about the same percentage of both enthnicities. Mostly everyone is middle-class, but there are also some high-class students. There is almost no political activity on campus, but many conversations do include political issues.

My classmates are of every type, class, gender, race, nationality, culture, and mindset; in a word, diverse.

My classmates are interactive and very mature compared to what I'm used to.

My classmates are not only helpful and understanding but are culturally different, each one has a passion to learn and experience where everyone comes from and the story they have to tell.

My classmates were Diverse, friendly individuals.

They are friendly and very helpful, and they are eager to learn.

They are school spirited and helpful with each other.