University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus Top Questions

All of my classmates are unique. We all come from different races, states, social class, etc. But my classmates are very interesting because we all have different views on life and hearing about it helps to further my beliefs and education in life.

Easy to talk to and learn from

My classmates tend to be serious about their studies and are focused on what they are doing.

Students are very cliquey for their first year, then they get over it.

Students that attend The University of Oklahoma typically come from a conservative, wealthy background; however, others are very liberal, there is approximately a 50{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} division.

My classmates are diverse, intelligent, creative students with a passion to learn more about their field of study and their world and enjoy participating in class discussions and forming study groups.

For the most part everyone seems to at least be driven; most of my classmates are intelligent and friendly. The campus is always buzzing with something to do. There are so many student activities and clubs. It seems like everyone finds something to do to get involved.

Politically, OU is a center to right leaning school. Ironically, Norman is clearly a liberal community by the state of Oklahoma's standards. My experience was that the professors were typically more liberal than the students were. A good amount of students are involved in Greek, but the frats and sororities did not feel very prevalent on campus. Most of the students are from Oklahoma or Dallas. I did not have any trouble finding other out-of-state students, though. The students are from many different socioeconomic backgrounds.

Focused on their careers.

Everyone is different, and I love that. (Plus, the kids in my major are my favorite on the whole campus.)