Central Michigan University Top Questions

Have their own group and sometimes don't stray away from that.

My classmates more than anything are willing to help.

I don't know they are all online

Most of my classmates are friendly, but some just don't seem to like new people.

This semester at CMU I have joined a sorority and I love it. They have become my close friends and girls I can come to with anything. We have also done many activities fundraising for our philanthropy. Students that might feel out of place at CMU are students that are a little bit on the quiet side and that don't get involved. Most students wear sweats to class each day for the most part. I think different types of students interact if they have to. If they have groups in class or projects, then they are obviously required to interact.

I think Central does a great job of introducing students to diversity with the many different RSO's on campus. There are so many different places to get involved and so many ways to learn about others who are different from yourself. I think most students come from very diverse backgrounds, there are really not many people who have the same situation occuring in their life at that moment in time and yet you feel welcome here and feel like there are many people who have gone through whatever you may be going through.

Central seems to be a pretty laid-back campus. I don't think there is a huge amount of diversity, but it is pretty typical for this area. Most students either wear jeans or sweatpants and a t-shirt to class. Middle-Class social backgrounds are the norm.

Most of the students that I have encountered that go to CMU are from the east side of the state. I am from the west side, so whenever they talk about Coney Island or any other type of store or restraunt that I've never heard of it gets a little lonely. However, I get to tell them about how I live off of Lake Michigan, so I guess it's a trade off.

students are very diverse

the student body is so eager and willing to help at all times.