Georgia College and State University Top Questions

My encounters with students from a variety of backgrounds have been good overall. As a Christian, I found it comforting to discover Christian organizations and functions on-campus that were easily accessible and welcoming. Though it's obvious that there are those on campus who aren't interested in Christianity, they don't go out of their way to stop Christian activity. Likewise, Christian groups don't force their beliefs upon those who don't want them, nor do they go out of their way to stop secular oragnizations and/or functions. In that area of campus life, things are peaceful. I've also enjoyed my time in AAC (Art as an Agent for Change) - a student organization which uses the arts to promote awareness of and action against the plight of the oppressed and other issues which create trouble for our world. GCSU's student population is a diverse and intelligent one, and positive influences are not hard to find.

My classmates are extremely bright and well-rounded in their personality, giving them each their own individuality that contributes the class as a whole.

My classmates are very diverse, and they bring individuality into the classroom.

My classmates become more driven when they move into their major class requirements.

They are all extremely supportive and enthusiastic, we love to have fun and learn

Willing to work with each other.

mostly helpful and smart.

Some classmates are great and and some are horrible. Most people drink a lot and do drugs.

Most of them don't care but some are really involved.

Upbeat, good attitude, ready to learn and try hard