Texas State University Top Questions

My classmates were dedicated to learning about healthcare policies, law and how their contributions could change legislation at the same time accommodating the needs of their fellow classmates.

I do not know them that much, but many seem like very determined and quite eager students. Most of the students pay close attention to the professors and avoid making disruptions. Many are also quite helpful in assisting others in the curriculum and providing notes to those who have had to miss. Study groups are organized and led by students before tests and really help many other students, including myself.

There is a sprinkle of every country, culture, race, and upbringing at my school, you can't just tell by looking at anyone what they are and how they grew up, so a lot of kids at my school have very interesting stories.

All willing to help a person in need, for instance most will love to hold study groups, supply notes, and overall help a person when they are struggling.

My classmates are diverse students who for the most part are excited and eager to get their education.

Open, caring, and easily to get along with, everyone is friendly and willing to help.

They are unique and are wanting to learn about the intended subject.

My classmates vary between classes; they can be kind and respectful but also rude and disruptive.

My classmates are very different from one another- there's no two people the same.

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