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The students here I feel are very active. There are booths ran by volunteers everyday at the Union. Kids here are also polite and friendly; I have not met a hostile one yet.

The students at the University of Wyoming vary from plain boring to exciting and fun. We have a wide diversity of students and personalities, so everyone is welcome. Therefore, just come as you are and you will be fine when it comes to finding new friends.

I believe that since the University of Wyoming is a Division I school, we have a fairly diverse population. For our diverse students, there are many groups and organizations on campus who are specific to diversity. Since Laramie's weather is constantly cold, most students dress warm. Most dress is casual and comfortable. The majority of students are very polite and helpful. Students will open a door for another person, and they are willing to help you. One time I lost my planner. It was not a bit deal but I was pleased when another student called me to say that they found it. They were willing to meet with me so I could get it back. Overall, students are very respectful which makes the environment safe.

My classmates were helpful and added to the experience of my college education.

My classmates at the University of Wyoming are very passionate, not just about their studies but their impact on the community of Laramie and on other students. as well.

Even though the state is very very conservative, the city of Laramie and much of the University staff is pretty liberal and the student body is probably as close to 50/50 as they come. The students are very politically aware and active, and usually those students are liberal, but political discourse on campus is actually pretty peaceful. The Matthew Shepard murder really embarrassed the University and the city and the attitude of embracing diversity has taken off well now. The foreign students make up a significant portion of the student body now and the ones I've talked to like it here. The LGBT supporters have embraced Laramie now too. The LDS (Mormon) community is quite large as well. Of course the typical Wyomingite from an ag family is common. I won't say that all the students hang out with each other, but regardless of who you are or what you wear or what you stand for, you'll be fine here.

Now that I am taking more courses related to my art degree, I would describe my classmates as artistic, creative, intelectual, and very helpful and friendly.

they are deturmined to suceed

Everyone here is friendly and welcoming.

Friendly, sometimes shy at first though