University of Illinois at Chicago Top Questions

My classmates give true meaning to the word diversity.

My classmates are very competitive, and mostly want to go to a professional school.

My classmates are hardworking people who enjoy computers very much, so much so that they spend a lot of their free time together working on computers. They are friendly people who enjoy working together to learn as much as they can at the university.

Classmates are culturally diverse, interactive go-getters, in pursuit of a world-class education.

Very diverse personalities and all studying engineering.

There is very little student comunity at Roosevelt University and it is hard to meet to people, but I would describe them as unadventurous.

In my department: outgoing, helpful, and inspirational

Majority of my classmates are extremely focused and goal-oriented they come prepared to learn and correct the professor if an error is present I am happy to have inspiring and encouraging classmates to have classmates that are very positive makes a world of difference because if the teacher is not clear someone who may understand what the teacher is trying to get across may be able to state it in much simpler form my classmates are very diverse in age, gender, and ethnicity and to have all this diversification also contributes to our way of learning, engagement and success.

There was always a lot of diversity among my classmates, which allowed for a plethora of views, beliefs, and ideals that formed a rather versatile student body and classroom environment.

They are great.