Miami University-Oxford Top Questions

I don't personally meet my classmates, but who can communicate through emails.

Sterotypical white, rich, and preppy

Miami students are supportive of one another both in and out of the classroom, which is made apparent by the huge fan base at every sporting event, the number of people willing to tutor students on their own time in difficult subjects, and the number of clubs and organizations which require students to work together to better the campus and the community surrounding it.

Most students are awful. Consistently drink and think they are awesome. Most drive nice cars their parents bought them and don't care about it. They'll spend as much as they want at the bars but their parents never taught them how to tip (or even flush a toilet apparently).Most of the students are conservative and the liberal students are always throwing fliers at you when you are trying to walk around campus.

Miami does not have any serious problems with intolerance towards race, religion, socio-economic background, or sexual orientation. This is probably because there is pretty much no diversity in race, religion, socio-economic background, or sexual orientation. There are more girls named Caitlin than there are black people in Oxford. Most people are very conservative and preppy and lots of people get dressed up to go to class. If you do not fit the Miami stereotype, however, that doesn't mean that you won't fit in. I am a non-religious liberal from the east coast who gets his clothes from Kohl's, but I've never had much of a problem interacting and and making friends in sea of Christ, Conservatism, and Lacoste

Most of them are stuck up pompous tools who take their education for granted. However, once you seek them out, there are tons of fun, motivated people who are very accepting. They make up for the majority of tools to create a great college atmosphere.

My classmates liked to be challenged academically.

I have very rarely ran into other students I did not like. Most people are very accepting of others and easy to talk to. I have befriended so many of my classmates and a few of those relationships have turned into very good friendships. Many students have different backgrounds so it is rewarding to hear their story of who they are.

The majority of my classmates are extremely mature and intellectual. More often than not, we will be sitting around the living room debating on philosophical and political issues. My classmates are also very giving of their time to not only the arts but also to the Oxford community with food drives and fundraisers. The one Achilles? heel for most Miami students is the binge drinking that happens on the weekends. Personally, I don't understand the enjoyment of getting wasted, but most Miami students seem to enjoy it.

Progressive, inventive, determined, open-minded, and goal-oreiented.