University of Georgia Top Questions

So many different types blended together.

My classmates come from all different walks of life. Most of them are from the state of Georgia, but I have met plenty from all over the country. They all genuinely care about their education and take school seriously. Most kids came into UGA with credit hours already completed in high school. They are open to new experiences and love to share interest in each others' cultural differences. It's hard not to make a friend, because on such a big campus with so many people, you're bound to find a niche that fits you specifically.

My classmates are driven, educated, motivated, ready to learn, and unique; each student at UGA has their own story, their own struggles and their own strengths.

My classmates are there to learn.

My classmates are a very diverse group even though, at first glance, it may seem like they are all your typical Greek (fraternity or sorority) students.

Majority Caucasian, middle-class student body with a distinct minority subgroup in one of the following categories: Greek life affiliates, non-Greek life affiliates, sleep-eat-school only, hipsters, community college kids, and student athletes.

My classmates are educated and very driven to succeed at whatever subject they happen to be passionate about.

Friendly but reserved.

My classmates through all of my time at college have been extremely helpful in letting me borrow their notes, being a good study partner, and being respectful of me and what I believe and what I stand for.

There are many good looking people.