Towson University Top Questions

My classmates are all very considerate and polite of each other and their surroundings.

For the most part they keep to themselves and can be difficult to socialize with, but they all seem willing to put effort into their studies.

There is an overpopulation of female, wealthy, snobbish students from New York.

From general studies to a specific major, classmates were always warm and welcoming. Once you join Towson's academic membership you become a part of a family!

Most are friendly, easy-going and helpful. Somethink they know it all.

The classmates that I have had so far at Towson are mostly nice and easy to get along with after that first week where no one knows any one else in class. Most people at Towson will help you when you need help and everyone want s to succeed, so in a way they also want you to succeed.

My classmates are great because our classroom size is so small, we are able to get to know each other, where as most universities have classroom sizes of 100+ so you are not able to get to know them very well, as well as your professor.

My classmates are each unique individuals who come from different walks of life. Each person has different experiences, values and interests which they bring to both class discussions and campus life. Because of the variety of different students and cultures, my school has a well rounded atmosphere.

My classmates are professionals, most have families and they want the optimal educational experience presented in a rubric, ( no surprises), and they will go out of the way to challenge themselves and to show the professors that they are scholars.

Lots of students from New Jersey and New York.