Iowa State University Top Questions

My classmates are incredibly diverse. We have students from other countries, students from all over the United States, and I always feel as if there is someone new for me to meet in one of my classes or just around campus in general. Everyone, for the most part, is super welcoming and loves being here, so they are extremely passionate.

My classmates are very quiet, but after I start talking to them, they are more apt to warm up and be much more friendly; everyone is as nervous as everyone else.

My classmates vary depending on the type of class I'm in. When I'm in a lecture, there are a lot of people and their personalities and characters range from all over the place. I would say that for the most part, everyone is at least somewhat social and you can definitely see different groups. Overall, though, lectures are very diverse. In my classes that are specific to my major, pretty much every one is like minded to myself and gets along just fine.

My classmates come from a variety of different backgrounds that allows everyone to learn and grow from each others experiences.

Classmates for the most part were all there to learn, academics are very important. They are very friendly and we helped each other out, by planning group study sessions when working on difficult projects.

I would say my classmates are fun loving people, they stay engaged in school while also having fun outside of the classroom.

Willing to meet up for study groups and go above and beyond to make friends.

My classmates are much like those in a typical high school, except with slightly more diversity and, of course, a few years older.

Classmates at Iowa State University are very friendly and care about their education.

My classmates are dedicated hardworking individuals, who also know how to enjoy themselves outside of class.