Rutgers University-New Brunswick Top Questions

My classmates can either be very smart and studious or unfocused and more alcohol literate than knowledgeable.

My classmates are very diverse in many ways, such as religions, ethnics, interests, personalities, and values. Most of them are proactive and friendly.

Largely composed of liberal arts students. Very intelligent and motivated crowd of people. It is competitive. The campus is very diverse, representing a plethora of ideas and backgrounds. However, this is probably more representative of New Jersey residents than it is of the school itself. Out of state students are nearly unheard of.

My classmates are competitive, well rounded and are (for the most part) science majors, like myself.

A lot of diverse people.

Most are usually friendly but you'll always come across some who keep to themselves or are very stingy when it comes to sharing notes or studying as a group.

Students whoa are eager to learn about their craft and how to be succesful in any career endeavor.

My classmates are a very interesting and expressive group of hardworking and talented individuals.

It's hard to describe all my classmates in one sentence, however if I must I believe that they are a very diverse group, which is refreshing. There are always interesting people to learn from with different backgrounds and beliefs.

I do not know many of them because our classes are so big. The friends I have made in my classes are very nice although not so intelligent. All the people struggling with course material seem to band together to try and pass the class while the smarter students alientate themselves and study on their own. I wish some of the more intelligent students shared their knowledge with the less intelligent students so that everyone could do well on the tests. It is sort of a survival of the fittest atmosphere in most lower level courses.