Central Washington University Top Questions

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Just like every other school, there is diversity. There's always going to be that kid that makes you wonder how they even graduate high school or that kid who make you feel inept.

Since I have not attended this University yet I cannot speak for the classmates I will be encountered with but I can speak for my previous colleges. Most of my classmates in the two years I spent at Yakima Valley Community College were older than the average right out of high school student. A lot of them were middle age adults that went back to college for a degree. These were the students that seemed more devoted to their schooling. A few of my other classmates seemed like they might be doing just enough to get by.

Everyone is there for the same thing most class mates want to succeed and are very committed to that, but yet at the same time no one is too uptight

My classmates are interesting and very diverse.

I am part of a cohort at the Lynnwood satellite of CWU. My classmates have grown very close to one another as we spend nearly everyday together. Sure, we are a very diverse group. But we are also very passionate. We put aside our differences to strive for our common goal, and I've found that we always lend a helping hand when someone is in need. We all want to see each other succeed.

Loud, enthusiastic, friendly, interesting, smart, party animals.

Their is a wide array of students that attend Central Washington University. People come from all over the world with the excellent foriegn exchange program. Their is the AUAP program that brings students from Japan to Central. Then there are the local students who all have different interests but with the music and education programs being at caliber they are, you generally see a lot of people with those interests.

The students at Central Washington University are both eager and welcoming.

Friendly people who are all there to get a feel for their career path.