University of Washington-Seattle Campus Top Questions

My classmates are generally interesting people who encourage me to bring my own interesting qualities to the table.

My classmates are the kinds of people you hope you always know. They are the kinds of people that you don?t just enjoy, but admire. To meet a University of Washington student is to know that they?re going somewhere; they?re taking their lives in their own hands and becoming exactly who they?ve always wanted to be. Students at the University of Washington are unmatched in drive, compassion and diversity. They strive to learn more and achieve more. Attending school with students and people like these creates the environment dedicated to success that we are known for.

They are very diverse and bring unique experiences and opinions to the classroom.

Ambitious and cut-throat, especially the premed kids.

My classmates can be fun and easy to get along with sometimes. Other classmates can be annoying -- especially when they talk all through class (if you want to talk, don't come to class -- some people are actually trying to learn stuff). It can also be annoying when people fall asleep in class or are making a lot of movements/shifts making you uncomfortable as well.

My classmates were there to get a degree, have fun, and then get out.

Unless I have met my classmates previous to the class, it is very unlikely that I will form a relationship with them. I see a new face and I sit next to someone new everyday. Therefore, more often than ever, my classmates are like strangers.

Fun people who still get their schoolwork done.

My classmates fall into two categories: extremely intelligent individuals who could not afford to go to a better private or out of state college, and not-so intelligent individuals who got into UW because they did well in a WA state high school by taking easy elective classes.

I absolutely love life at the UW. Students are eager to learn and motivated to succeed. I couldn't ask for anything more out of my classmates.