Florida State University Top Questions

From my experience, there are two main categories of students at FSU : the ones who come to class and the ones who don't. Within these two categories are smaller scale divisions, mainly from the "ones who come to class" section. Here it splits off into those who love the class and subject matter, and those who are only taking the course to fulfill a requirement for their major.

my classmates are diverse and inquisitive

They are very intelligent, nice people and they strive towards excellence in what they do. At some points I ask myself how some of them got into this school but then I just shrug it off. The people are nice and that's all that really matters in the end I suppose.

They are pretty serious about wanting to learn what the teacher is trying to teach. Depending on what level your class is, you're faced with a lot of really serious students.

They are all very unique and individual.

My classmates at Florida State University were very intriguing characters. My major was Information technology so my peers were extremely tech savvy and oddly inventive when it came to computers. Because our college was one of the smaller ones, the students got to know each other very well. The entire class of 2012 was eager to get involved on campus since the day we stepped foot on FSU back in 2008. We set high goals for our class and accomplished them. The class of 2012 was like no other.

My classmates are diverse, opinionated, and hardworking friendly people with a kelidesope of interests and personalitites that anyone can find someone to befriend and get along with.

There are a broad mix of greek life students and multicultural students. There is no one main type of student on campus.

They were mainly drunk or high or feeling the aftereffects of either or both.

FSU is a party school, so if you stay in on campus housing be prepared for some undesired behaviors and consequences. However, in the day to day life the students are usually very respectfull and a joy to be around.