University of Dallas Top Questions

UD students are highly opinionated and academically-focused, but are not used to having their opinions questioned.

My classmates are very friendly and usually very willing to help others study.

Earning their place here with, time, intellegence, and a determined work-ethic, every student here is enthusiastic and ready to help their classmates through the difficulties found in their classes. Drawing from every demographic, the University of Dallas students teach each other what it takes to rise over a number of disadvantages by taking advantage of the freedoms entailed by the name "American".

My classmates are predimantly in their last teens and early twenties, Catholic with conservative opinions and views and for the most part are happy and go-lucky young people.

So far, my classmates seem extremely friendly!

My classmates sit outside and play instruments, constantly form study groups, play lots of rugby, soccer, flag football, basketball, and baseball, artistic, religious, motivated, well-rounded, friendly and welcoming, energetic, take initiative in things they want, and have a strong desire to succeed.

People who think along the lines of right-wing thought and are very dedicated to their faith.

My classmates know what they want to do and where they want to be!

My classmates= a friendly bunch of driven students, full to brimming with intelligence, energy, ingenuity, and potential.

Some students can be quite closed minded, but a vast majority of students are so kind and some of the nicest and most willing to help individuals.