Arizona State University-Tempe Top Questions

My classmates are a group of greatly diverse people.

My classmates are diverse.

As an Architect major, my classmates are driven to create better ways to see the world.

Great to communicate and helpful.

My classmates are from a variety of ethnicities, races, and ages.

I have primarily taken Biology, Education, and English class. In all classes, people are engaging, friendly, and in class because they want to learn. Classmates often organize study groups, share notes, and communicate via class discussion boards or email. There is often a great sense of community in the smaller classes. On occasion, the large lecture courses can make you feel like one in a million and it is a good idea to network with your peers for support.

It is hard to wrap all of my classmates up into one description, so I will have to say that each class holds a very diverse group of people; you never know who might be sitting next to you.

My classmates are all well unique individuals that bring different things to the table, which makes class group discussions always interesting and lively.

An Arizona State University classmate is a best friend, a recognizable face at a party, a student wearing gold at a football game, a supporter of all political parties, a study buddy in the library, an eco-conscious role model, and a fellow Sun Devil.

For the most part, my classmates have seemed pretty average- they could do really well if they applied themselves; however, a fair few go above and beyond and really seem to excell.