Virginia Commonwealth University Top Questions

My classmates seem like a group of fun-loving, socially-aware students. It's hard to describe them all generally, but for the most part they seem to be very accepting of differences and very tolerant. They also are very humorous and enjoy having a good time. There are a lot of creative kids, not only in the art department but all over in general. There are a few boneheads here and there, but that's true with everywhere. For the most part they seem like a really nice and positive group of kids.

My classmates are unique in every way possible, friendly for the most part, and the life of VCU.

Most of my peers are open-minded, friendly, and responsive to being approached.

The diversity of students here at VCU is uncomparable to any other university out there.

My classmates are very diverse and interesting, each one truly unique.

The people that attend VCU could best be described as, I would have to say again, diverse, being persons of all different backgrounds, ethinic and otherwise being a part of the student body.

An exquisite mix of criminal minds and sweet delicacies, my classmates are horribly playful bunch —a ruthless juxtaposition to my focused and reserved personality—when it comes to labs and class lectures; nevertheless, they are amiable aspiring leaders that maintain the best of both worlds by proving diligent in academic studies and intensely engaged in communal and social life.

Coming from a Community College with a diverse array of non-traditional students, VCU is a big change. Most of my peers are of a similar demographic to myself, being late teens/early 20s. There's never a shortage of dialogue between classmates and the professor in any of my classes; most students are anxious to contribute thoughtful input in any given conversation. Coming from a school in which I was one of a handful of people in every class who was willing to contribute to the discussion, it's incredibly refreshing!

Even though I don't know many of them, my classmates seem to be quite dedicated to achieving a higher education.

Very supportive and friendly.