University of Kansas Top Questions

My classmates at The University of Kansas are goal oriented, strive for success, and are looking to achieve the best grade and GPA possible.

They are highly intuitive and quite friendly.

Some of my classes are bigger, so it is hard to really know what my classmates are like, but there are a few smaller classes where I have been able to sit and talk to people one on one. It is fun being in classes where you can have a real conversation with several people about a shared interest, like history or language, because I really do believe that we learn from each other. Each person is so different and unique, but, at the same time, we accept and like one another all differences included.

Wide mix of different people, ethically, racially, financially

In my experience at KU the amount of diversity makes it hard to describe them as a whole, but for the most part people I got to know best such as chemistry and biology lab parters seemed to be really smart and friendly; In larger lecture classes people weren't able to interact as much so it was hard to make many relationships and many students seemed to be rather bored during lectures often talking, playing on the computer, and not paying attention.

My classmates are friendly, smart, and engaging for the most part.

Most people are friendly, get their work done ontime and like to form study groups before tests to be better prepared.

My classmates are ecclectic, confident, sociable, and eager.

There are students from all walks of life at KU. I have friends from big cities like Chicago, friends from abroad, friends from small Kansas towns, friends from the east coast, friends from the west coast, and friends from the Kansas City metro area. This diversity allows for unique friendships that may not have been available in high school. Most students come from middle class families. Students here are very level headed and down-to-earth. The majority of students are also fun, friendly, and open minded. It is hard imaginging someone that would feel out of place here. I recommend this school to any kind of person.

There are students from all walks of life at KU. I have friends from big cities like Chicago, friends from abroad, friends from small Kansas towns, friends from the east coast, friends from the west coast, and friends from the Kansas City metro area. This diversity allows for unique friendships that may not have been available in high school. Most students come from middle class families. Students here are very level headed and down-to-earth. The majority of students are also fun, friendly, and open minded. Its hard imaginging someone that would be out of place here. I reccmomend this school to any kind of person.