Florida International University Top Questions

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FIU is very diverse, you can play the elevator game where if 5 students enter an elevator from FIU, you'll immediately have 5 different countries represented.

I believe that no student would feel out of place, but many would not feel united to the rest of the student body.

There are students from many cultural backgrounds at FIU and because of this, I think many people have learned to be tolerant of other cultures. However, at the same time, you see that people with similar nationalities all hang together and do not really get to know people outside of these groups.

FIU is a primarily hispanic and caribbean school but I do feel that neither the education nor the organizations exclude anyone from any ethnic group.

I think FIU is cultually diverse with many students for Latin Countries. I would say we dress casually. I think the stereotypical college closes; cargo shorts and a bright colored shirt for guys and clothes from Forever XXI for girls. I would say most students are from middle and lower income families because of the big minority population.

I would change the commuter attitude that people have about the school. If people knew and got into what FIU has to offer they would value their college more and be proud to show their school spirit.

- uninvolved students feel out of place - jeans and shirt is the most common attire - most students are commuters and hispanic - middle class is most common

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less greek org please