University of Arizona Top Questions

Here at the University of Arizona, there is a diverse group of individuals who all seem to blend together in the spirit of education. As you walk the campus, there is a sort of hum that is emanating the promise of a better future once in college. For me, I can only marvel at this Symbian life that is here, coupled with the beautiful city of Tucson, Arizona that I have lived all my life. At the University of Arizona, you can all around find people that share in the passion of education and have fun in the process.

My classmates are very ambitious and outgoing.

My classmates at the UofA are not only unique, diverse, and witty, they are intecually gifted...well most are.

My classmates, past and present, provoke and prod the far strecthes of traditionally taught education and adhere to the new world of science like glue; whichever way put, students at the University of Arizona are diligent and work vigoursly toward a new sustainable world.

My classmates are intersted in the topics, friendly and eager to advance their education.

Most classmates are very helpful to each other and get together for studying or helping with homework. They really try their best to help their fellow classmates so none of us are behind. It is a good idea to get together so we can make sure we understand what is going on in the class and can explain it to others who do not understand the material.

To my left, a student speaks Chinese, to my right, another student speaks Spanish, and in front of me, everyone else is learning how to speak the Athabaskan language, the language of the Navajo people…get the picture?!

I don't really know; I tend to be that type of person who studies alone in the library.

Many of the classes I have taken consist of lecture halls with over 400 students so needless to say, it's not a very personal environment where a person will know their classmates.

Wildcats are fun, proud, and ready to impact the world.