CUNY Hunter College Top Questions

My classmates are amazing we love to talk about topics we've discussed in class. They enjoy group work and like to help one another.

My classmates are diligent and opportunistic young individuals that are challenging themselves with rigorous courses in their fields of major and/or minor, striving for the best by studying hard to reach the ultimate goal of graduation with that stunning 4.0 GPA, taking the most of each experience they encounter, networking and meeting new individuals that will open new doors of opportunities, and utilizing the knowledge learned from the classes to real-world problems and situations; however, they are capable of doing so by creating a balance of work and study with having fun and enjoying the college life.

For the most part they are nice and helpful.

Helpful, friendly, very enthusiastic.

They are fun and friendly people who work hard when they need to and are able to have fun, as well.

Uninterested, not very engaged, keep to themselves.

They are very diverse and an interesting group of people. I feel like I learn a lot from just observing them in my daily routine at school.

I don't know.

solitary

diverse, ethnically and culturally. they have strong view points and opinions.

Classmates are generally very friendly. It is easy to make social connections in this type of environment where everyone is equally loaded with work and is encouraged to work together towards common goals.

My classmates are so diverse that a single sentence cannot encompass them.

It can ranges from smart to dumb.

My classmates are usually a very diverse bright bunch, mostly female though.

They are richly diverse, articulate, open-minded, friendly, outgoing and helpful.

My classmates are friendly and helpful.

Classmates are people like me, learning about themselves, constructing new identies, all by taking different courses that stimulate new great thoughts.

Very diverse and well educated

Most of them are friendly and not too uptight or act like a "no it all." They are respectful towards each other and do bicker over the discussions. Afterall, we are all adults.

Hunter is a big school. Many races, ethnicities, religions, etc... If you are biased, you'll get a wake-up call at Hunter, because it is so diverse. People from small towns often experience cultural shock at first, but you get used to it. And you'll learn a lot about others and yourself this way.