Kent State University at Kent Top Questions

goal focused individuals with a desire to expand their knowledge in their respective fields.

My classmates are very dedicated and responsible students but, they also know how to have a good time. We tend to come together the most at sporting events, especially against our rivals: Akron University. During the games, wether it be football or basketball, the whole crowd is on their feet screaming and cheering on our team!

The students are kind and more than willing to lend a hand if you need it and I love them for that.

My classmates here at Kent are nice, and friendly and always willing to help someone in need.

Classmates at Kent State are prepared, focused, and all around helpful; especially when you attend one of the universities more difficult courses.

My classmates started as a bunch of strangers, but now I know they have become my life long friends.

My classmates are eclectically spread across different age groups (from my tender 19 to as old as sixty-five), socioeconomic backgrounds, and race, but are all united by the goal of earning a degree and willing to help others on their journey there.

My classmates are diverse and generally very nice people.

My classmates are hard working, goal oriented, and driven.

The majority of my classmates are respectual and quiet during class and helpful when asked.

My classamates of people who stand up for what they believe in and fight for what they like supported by a strong foundation of educators and ethics that we have learned from our professors.

I have talented classmates that are supportive, helpful, and offer and knowledge that they have to help me, and others, succeed and grow in our classes and learning.

My classmates are mostly diverse while being friendly consistently.

they are very interactive

My classmates are very helpful

My classmates are very active in wanting to learn and ask questions during class.

Artsy and competitive with great minds and strong ambitions.

Some of my classmates can be very friendly and willing to make new friends, but most are very reserved and do not really engage with other whom they have not had in one of their classes before.

I have had a diverse group of classmates from the traditional 18 year old student who lives on campus, the 16 year old post secondary student who is balancing college and high school, to the non-traditional student with children trying to balance work and college with family. I have learned much from these people and I hope to keep in touch with them.

My actual classmates are fine, but the really incredible people are the ones who live in my hall; I have made some great friends and, even if we don't all stay friends after this year, my memories of them will be nothing but fond.