Kansas State University Top Questions

That we are all hicks. This isn't true. Kansas State has a very strong agricultural program, but that is not all of what Kansas State is about. There are tons of options, and one stereotype cannot describe all the cultures, religions, and everything else represented on campus

That we're all aggies and that anyone who comes here gets a substandard or strictly ag-geared education.

Everyone comes from a small farm town in the middle of no where and there is nothing to do in Kansas.

We tend to be known as very friendly, down to earth people. We also have a reputation for being ag oriented.

Hicks mainly because Kstate is an AG major school. Sterotype about the students...very friendly and welcoming and it proved to be right when school started!

I guess I have heard, specially from people that go to KU, that everybody at K-State is a "red neck" (quoting) and that it is too Agriculture-oriented.

That we are all hicks and farmers.

cowboys, farmers, farm town

That we are all farmers, and want to be Agriculture majors.

There are a lot of people that say K-State is a farm school, a "hick" school if you will. (and it probably doesn't help that we have cows across the street from our stadium.) Also, because we are in a smaller town people seem to think that theres not much to do and its boring.

That most of the kids are farm and agriculture kids.

Some say we're all farmers.

We are all from the country and not nothing about big cities.

Most people say K-State is made up of middle of no where folk and there's not much to do there.

Everyone always says K-State is a hick school, a party school, only for ag kids, Manhattan is boring.

If you want to learn about animals it better be FARM animals because that's all they care about. College kids are snobs in general.

A common sterotype is that we are hicks, or all agricultural majors

All greeks are a bunch of preppy assholes.

K-State is often thought to focus a lot on agriculture, have lots of hicks and cowboys, and to only care about football.

Lots of "hicks" from small towns going to a small "cow town" school