Towson University Top Questions

My classmates are very diverse; most with the drive to learn and succeed, but a good amount who are in college for the wrong reasons.

Honestly, I have a great classmates who are willing to learn.

The student body is pretty diverse. All cultures are welcome and expressed evenly. Many people are quite nice and helpful.

The dress code is so random. A lot of students like me don't care about impressing anyone and can wear hoodies and sweat pants, but some care too much and dress up or even try to make their hoodies and sweats look good. A lot of students like to get involved in something, but you can easily slide by without doing anything. But, doing something motivates you to work hard and the people you meet are perks.

My classmates are a very diverse crowd of people from different backgronuds who have had a wide range of personal expierences, but key students standout from the rest of the student body because they are either more knowledgeable & have a greater understand of course concepts and others take greater roles as leaders in seperate groups & organizations on campus.

My classmates are friendly and eager to help one another.

The teacher preperation program at Towson University included cohorts of aspiring teachers. The classmates in my cohort became a family. We as a ‘family’ of future teachers held on to each other as we battled waves of assignments, teaching observations, and the usual ups and downs of being student teachers. We went through a lot of struggles and shared many successes. The challenges and the experiences we underwent as a cohort continue to be the glue that connects us all to this day. As a group of teachers, we continue to rally around each other on good and bad days.

They are somewhat conservative and keep to themselves if they dont know you.

My classmates are very helpful and encouraging.

Students are fun-loving but hard-working.