The University of Texas at El Paso Top Questions

I would describe my peers at UTEP as hard working and determined to succeed at their school work, whether a student will ask a professor for aid, works while going to school, or use the various resources availble to the students to help them succeed, each students always seems willing to do their best and graduate from UTEP.

The students at the University of Texas at El Paso are very kind due to its Hispanic and Latino influence by helping a stranger that needs assistance but there are also those students who have to much Latin culture and would rather speak their own language in class then speak common English this is something I do not applaud as it tries to swade American pride with Mexican pride and most opening ceremonies have this ideology by having a mariachi band play while opening a event. This concerns me but I hope this campus doesn't forget it was founded in Texas and not Mexico. As proof the University has banned smoking cigaretts on campus due to these groups I speak about always gathering speaking Spanish and smoking cigarets.

Most of my classmates come from similar backgrounds and care about their grades.

Most of my classmates are serious and quiet people.

My classmates are studious, and generally helpful; if you don't understand something, a random classmate will usually be willing to help you.

My fellow classsmates, coming from a very diverse group, are determined, motivated, kind, generous, and above all willing to learn and do anything to achieve their goals in life.

Most of my classmates already have a strong sense of where they want to be in life once they graduate from The University of Texas at El Paso, and they are very dedicated to their academics and comminuty work to make sure they reach their goals and dreams.

They are quiet, attentive, taking notes and sometimes participate in class.

Friendly and talkative people, but not always academically driven.

My classmates are engaged in listening to what the professor has to say.