Brigham Young University-Provo Top Questions

Hardworking, honest, friendly, helpful, creative, and fun.

Everyone is extremely talented and has high goals and expectations for themselves.

There was a variety of nice people, snobs, competitive, smart, and just average people.

The students here a high achievers. More than two-thirds of them speak a foreign language and have lived in a foreign country for more than one year. All of them are very smart-- it's a hard school to get in to! But they are also very nice, friendly, and willing to help. Really good people, all the way around.

Most of them are over-achievers who think they are smarter than everyone else.

Many come from a Mormon background, but there's lots of diversity and many people are willing to question beliefs (not doubt) and learn more about other people. They're career-focused, but religion and family are often at least if not more important than future work.

Hard working, and focused.

Classmates are fun and in smaller classes (10-15 people) can become almost like a second family. In larger classes (500 people or more) there is some interaction and they are difinitely friendly, but you don't usually get too close to any of them since you might not see the same person more than once throughout the whole class.

My classmates at Brigham Young University are usually outgoing, happy, and very focused on the more important things pertaining to life and true happiness.

Most of the men over the age of 23 are married. Probably the highest percentage of married men. Very willing to share notes or form study groups. I generally talk to you and be nice if you strike up converstation.