University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Top Questions

Students are hit or miss: they came to learn, or they sleep through class.

My classmates were very friendly and helpful. We had many group projects and I never ran into a problem working with them.

My peers are people of varied backgrounds and opinions who are open for discussions in the small classroom settings and have a focus for progressing their education in the large university setting.

They mostly know what they want and where they are going, but there are many that make me wonder why are they even here.

They are friendly and for the most part non-judgemental.

Mostly friendly, helpful people who enjoy meeting new people; know how to party but can get work done too; a lot of wealthier students as well however there are the fair share of non wealthy students; very diverse group of people who come together in the name of the Wildcats.

My classmates are a mix of strongly dedicated students and students that are simply there because they do not know what else to do.

Diverse interests and backgrounds

My classmates are dedicated to their studies, are engaging in class disuccsions, and are thoroughly accepting of all topics disucssed.

New Hampshire's population is predominantly white, but I have taken classes with people of all ethnicities. This school has students from all walks of life. There are poor students, rich students, homosexual students, heterosexual students, and even a few foreign students. The diverse student body adds to the learning experience one is supposed to get from college. I have learned a lot about who I am and who I want to be by talking with classmates from a completely different culture from my own.