Kent State University at Kent Top Questions

My classmates are focused, willing to explore new opportunities, and waiting for the next offer they have to advance their learning experiences now and beyond Kent State University.

Kent is a mish-mash, anything from artsy to prep, most kids fall somwhere in the comfortable inbetween.

Kent State University classmates will always become your best friends, if, of course, you let them.

My classmates at KSU are harrdworking, competitive, and silly.

My classmates vary a lot and are similar and dissimilar to myself.

The typical KSU classmate is dedicated to school but knows how to have fun.

My classmates are very intelligent, friendly, and helpful to others who struggle with the classroom material.

My classmates are well-rounded indivuals. They come from a diverse background and are all eager to learn. They are friendly and very sociable. My classmates are really nice people.

funny and willing to help you if you are lost

Classmates tend to be either very egotistical, dramatic, lazy, alcoholics or all of the afformentioned descriptors.

My classmates and I are very close since we have the same major. We are all together all the time. They are all very hard working and are there for me whenever I need them to be. We all help each other out.

My classmates are supportive.

Can find any type you like.

I am in the Kent State College of Nursing. My classmates are driven and are determined to doing their best! I am honored to be with such devoted colleauges here at Kent State.

Some students are careless and drunken, others are devoted to books.

My classmates are all trying to graduate and get a job hopefully right out of college.

Im an architecture major so my classmates never sleep, they are very irratable, anal, highly stressed, and ready to snap at any moment due to the intensity of our major.

Sometimes they are interesting and lively; other times they are boring and don't contribute

party

I would say that my classmates are generally accepting people, working hard to graduate, but are working harder to get to the weekend.