DePaul University Top Questions

Friendly, outgoing, and helpful individuals who are there to learn.

The students body is generally quite diverse, with people from all ethnic backgrounds. No one would really feel out of place at DePaul, but then again, there isn't much of a community to being with. Students typically dress casual to class, although there is a sizable number of students who dress to the nines. The notion of "diversity" gets thrown around more than a football at Soldier Field, but it amounts to mostly the following: ethnic minorities and women are good, white men are bad, Asians we're still not sure about, and Jews could be either or.

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Most of my classmates are very friendly.

When I observe the demographics of a typical DePaul classroom, I usually see a middleclass crowd?consisting of mostly females, but still some men too?of differing backgrounds who tend to be liberal, unique, attentive, pleasant, approachable, ethical, and almost always intelligent!

Dedicated and sure about what they want in life.

Classmates are very nice and helpful. I usually had classes with friends. But all students are friendly. You will work with a lot of groups and you get to know more people which make your college experience better. You get information about professors or classes.

Excellent - I know, trite.

My classmates are unique and really care about their future

A mix of all races, about half caucasian, with a mostly liberal attitude. This diversity creates interesting class discussions from many different and unique viewpoints.