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The students at FIU are very diverse. There are all age groups present as well as a mixture of many different cultural backgrounds. Because of this dynamic and diversity we are a good example of the "melting pot" analogy. Most of the students are locals from Miami, and the largest racial group we have is Hispanic. You'll find all sorts of individual expressions at FIU as reflected by the over 200 student organizations that we have. A large amount of students are at FIU to just get their degree and leave, but another portion of our student body is highly involved in student organizations and activities. Overall there is no typical FIU student, we relish in our diversity and embrace it.

The students are very diverse. There is a student from every culture, race, religion, orientation, etc. The students take pride in FIU and their studies. Everyone interacts with each other and when you become an FIU panther you are joining a family.

FIU is a very diverse school with people who come from many different parts. the dress code varies and can run from sweat pants to business attire. Most students are very focused on their studies but they do at often times find time in their day to hang out with friends in areas such as GC.

FIU is a very diverse school with people who come from many different parts. the dress code varies and can run from sweat pants to business attire. Most students are very focused on their studies but they do at often times find time in their day to hang out with friends in areas such as GC.

FIU is a multicultural student with the majority of students being from minorities groups or international students.Students at Fiu come from all source of socio-economic backgrounds, religions and have all sort of political views. However, there are not cliques in FIU, for the most part everyone gets alone and everyone has a diverse groups of friends.

Students at FIU are well-rounded. They are dedicated to their studies but at the same time find some spare time to be involved in the school, whether in clubs or fraternity's. There are stereotypes everywhere, so I am not going to say that there aren't any at FIU. There are different types of people, just like anywhere else, but everybody respects one another.

The school is rich in student diversity. You are able to learn and appreciate different cultures and enjoy an atmosphere full different nationalities. No one would feel out of place in this class. Student wear casual clothes since were in South Florida. Also depending on the weather of the day. Students interact daily with different types of people, but on campus were all the same, were Panthers. The four tables in the dining hall are usually the frats advertising their fraternity and welcoming those interested. Most of the students are from different countries.

My classmates are very different people from many different backgrounds; which makes FIU a very interesting school in terms of the people you come in contact with.

No issues. A student who doesn't understand English might have difficulties in general due to not understanding professors or peers. Casual and business clothes Different types of students do interact. It is interesting to meet each other. Students are from all over the world. Central, and South Americans. North Americans, Egyptians, Asians, North Americans....etc Also all types of financial backgrounds. It is a very diverse community. Students are politically aware. Yes. Students speak of their financial goals.

FIU is home to more than 40,000 students. You can expect every kind. They are lazy ones who do nothing and bright ones who get constant A's. I've seen both. As an International Student, I never felt out of place. It's college! You can wear whatever you want as long as it's appropriate and suitable, which FIU has. It all depends on you. Are you a people's person? Are you social? If you're not, you'll have to develop on how to become one, because that is one of the features of a global citizen. FIU adopts Global Citizenship. FIU isn't much of an expensive school either. That is why it is home to many students. I believe a university shouldn't be that expensive. Everyone has a right to pursue an education despite the financial difficulties. There is an organization for every kind of student. You like literature? There's a club for that. Are you political? Welcome to the Student Government and the Residence Hall Association. Are you a party-type and friendly? Social Fraternities! Do you seek to have a bright and established future? Professional and Honor Fraternities.