Indiana University-Bloomington Top Questions

I am from New York, and I was taken off-guard by students' and faculties' friendly, non-judgemental attitudes at IU. Everyone in my dorm and classes are so kind and willing to help me out whenever I have a question or problem. I can't imagine a more caring, nurturing environment to get an education and start a new life.

My classmates are entertaining.

My classmates were very diverse and eager to learn.

My classmates have been very friendly on the whole; quite a few are wild, but it's very easy to meet the kind of people you want to be around if you try, know where to live, and make an effort to go to meetings.

The campus over all is pretty liberal but I'm more conservative and have never felt uncomfortable, all types of people and very diverse.

Eager to learn yet shallow.

Most of my classmates were ambitious, already working in campus radio and/or tv, and eager to get a job in the "real" world.

They are all unique.

My classmates are intellegent, competitive students who like me want to receive a good education to then eventually find a job that they will enjoy.

My classmates are ambitious and focused because the all have the aspiration to one day go into to ever changing world of science and technology.

Most make sure to sit at least one seat away from anyone else even in a very small classroom.

My classmates are dedicated to their future success.

My classmates are very diverse, although they typically have a few aspects in common: they are extremely outgoing and full of life, even during 8 AM classes, and always enjoy having a good time while generally being able to maintain a balance between that and the crucial task of completing their work on time.

Some of them are slackers and miss class, but aboout 3/4 of students usually put in a good amount of effort.

My classmates are respectful, helpful, and sociable!

My classmates and sensible and creative.

Students are open-minded and accept diversity, and students truly want to learn and grow within the classroom and outside the classroom.

Considering that I am an older, non-traditional student, my classmates seem very naive and clueless as to how fortunate they are to be attending such an oustanding four year college.

My classmates are intelligent, innovative, compassionate, and productive.

My classmates are diverse in their outlook on college in that some are very serious students, some are more interested in the social aspects of campus life, and some try to have a good balance of both.