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My classmate at very helpful and engaging with the courses. They are very outgoing and have posititve outlooks on the future and the present. And they often party but study harder as they enjoy their down time but take school very seriously.

The students at the University of Arizona vary greatly from recent high school graduates to retirees, and have diverse backgrounds ranging from athletes to military veterans to exchange students from all over the world.

My classmates in the Engineering Department are academically minded and helpful when you need them to be, but they also know when it's appropriate to relax.

My classmates differ from class to class such that in my big lectures, there are some who are very engaged with the class where others aren't.

Because my classmates are in the college of Science, they tend to be academically driven, extremely intelligent and engaged in class lectures and discussions.

In well-praised lectures with the best professor for the course, students are engaged with the lecture material. They are well focused in class and love group work/ studying. However, in other courses where the professors are rated fair to horrible, students tend to not give a dam about the course in general. People would be facebooking, watching youtube videos, and sometimes even game during lecture. Its a sad world to see that this happens mostly with the younger classmates of mine.

my classemate sonly like to help their "friends" people they know for longtime.

They are, hands down, the most diverse and interesting people I have met to date ,from all walks of life and, if given a chance, have the potential to become great friends.

The majority of my classmates love the U of A and have all had a great time while here and flourish academically and socially.

Most classmates seem to be very open to meeting new people and doing new things; it tends to be a very academically-focused group that knows how to have some fun along the way.