University of California-Los Angeles Top Questions

No diversity! I was the only black graduate in my department.

I dont always know my classmates since it is a big school but everyone is nice to each other and willing to help if you havve a question.

Most students are left-wing here, and there are all different backgrounds, races, and interests here on campus. However, this doesn't mean that everyone always hangs out with everyone who is completely different than them... many people get more drawn to their own types of groups during college, contrary to the common belief that college diversifies you. However, as we are exposed to many people who are so different from us, it really opens your eyes to the many perspectives and experiences the world has to offer outside of our little bubbles.

Like-minded invididuals who are internally and externally motivated to do well in the classroom, out of the classroom, and beyond. Usually, unwilling to give proper respect to conservative ideals, since they hold personal stereotypes about such beliefs. Constantly pushing for changes that have positive impacts on the environment without thoroughly checking through environmental impact tests.

My fellow English majors are seriously some of the smartest people I've ever met.

Analytically thinking and motivated.

My classmates are driven, intelligent, fun, and interesting.

They are, for the most part, diverse and come from all walks of life.

They were all unique, different in their own ways, but we all shared similar interest in the classes we were talking and we all respected each other.

I have some of the most clever people in my classes. Most people are very warm, genuine, and willing to help.