University of Southern California Top Questions

My classmates were very competitive, which made me work harder than ever to keep up and work to my fullest potential, but they were also extremely helpful and always willing to go out of their way to help other people out.

My classmates break the barriers of all stereotypes and prove that whether you're a rich sorority girl, a shy engineer from India, or a violin major, if you're here, you're bloody brilliant.

Great people are all around if you look for them.

A mix of really pretentious kids and "how did I get into film school" kids - partying and socializing is encouraged by the teachers. Started really hanging out with people from my major when the intense classes started sophomore year and it's been great. I really like them. Some of my best friends who will turn into lifelong friendships / working relationships.

They are full of themselves and self confident; they are artsy and buisness oriented; they are generally happy they are sometimes sad; they love USC and they hate USC; they are more beautiful than the students on any other campus I have ever been to.

My most prominent classmates are wealthy, white, and blonde.

Friendly.

They are definitely diverse, passionate, and really talented.

Most of my classmates are very engaged in the subject and take part in discussions and ask several questions, but there are those who are just there for the credit.

Friendly, approachable, studious, insightful