The University of Texas at El Paso Top Questions

Not motivated or hardworkers

I have to say that my classmates are well educated and prepared people who are there to learn and work with anyone they're asked to work with in order to get the desired result.

All they are good persons but most of them don not are good students.

Do the very best in high school because all your grades count!!! Get ready for the next phase of your life!!

My classmates at the University of Texas at El Paso were not only interesting but outgoing as well.

At this university you can find a variety or people with different backgrounds. Many students that come from different races, religious backgrounds, and social or economic backgrounds. At this school there would be no student that feels out of place simply because there is a mix of everything. Most students have their own unique sense of style which you can see everyday as you walk on campus. Usually it is only the athletes that go to school dressed in their pajamas or ready for workouts other thatn that everyone expresses themselves throguh their clothing. El Paso has the honor of being the home for many military families which allows for there to be a variety of people attending this university. Different people that are constantly interacting with each other no matter their differences. Students are from all parts of the world some athletes are from different countries while students come from different cities. Although students do not seem to talk about how much they will be making one day students are comptetitive and strive to achieve.

I don't live in El Paso but I get the sense that it is a very accepting campus.

A lot of hispanic population

Most of my classmates are people who want to be someone and who want to achieve their goal. You do sometimes get those students who are not in class because they want to but because they were told too. But The students in my classes are very nerdy and very friendly; when you need help many offer to help you and when students help one another they give you a better understanding.

Unfortunately, because this city is predominantly Mexican, there are times when the students assume and in a way, demand that everyone attending should speak Spanish because of location. Some students seem terribly afraid of change and would rather be uncomfortable and unhappy in their every day routines rather than question the "wrongs" of life. A bit narrow-minded and a "I gotta do what I gotta do to protect myself and mi familia," again, it is unfortunate, but there is always hope for change in my mind.