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My classmates are very hardworking, creative, supportive, and energetic classmates!

NO ONE TALKS TO EACH OTHER, EVERYONE IS GLUED TO THEIR CELL PHONES AND UNABLE TO HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH ONE ANOTHER

The are alot! of students at Ohio State.

The Ohio State University student body is full of goal-oriented, hard working, fun loving, pre-professional from all around the world.

Ohio State students, are high achieving smart students who were all ranked very high in their high school classes, however they are friendly and very willing to help out.

My classmates are what makes my time here at The Ohio State University so enjoyable and memorable. The atmosphere of my classes is extremely friendly and open-minded, so it makes for lasting friendships in each class. However, the friendships go beyond the classmates. In a campus with nearly 60,000 students, any individual is bound to find someone else of which they can create a lifelong relationship with. The abundance of friendly people at Ohio State is overwhelming to an extent due to the rarity of that atmosphere in this world; but that's what makes it so unique!

My classmates are the friendliest and most helpful people I've ever met.

It's cliche to say, but Ohio State is incredibly diverse and anyone can fit in. There are so many different types of people it's hard to believe anyone could feel left out. If you're not a sports fan you might feel a little distant on Saturdays in the fall but nothing problematic. Most students are in-state but there are tons of out-of-state and international students. As an out-of-state student I never felt excluded or isolated because of where I was from. Students are incredibly laid back and pretty much anything goes. People can go to class in their PJs or get dressed up, it's completely up to you and will go judgement free.

My classmates are all fun and loving but are also very serious about their studies and have a great work ethic.

My classmates at Ohio State served as my family away from home; they were the support group I turned to in times of pleasure and pain, constantly challenging yet encouraging my personal growth.