Marquette University Top Questions

My classmates are hardworking, successful and truly set on "Being the Difference."

Classmates are reserved, studious, busy, smart but they are also very friendly and willing to study and work together for class.

My classmates are helpful, understanding, and intelligent; they want me to succeed as much as i do.

Marquette students are somewhat diverse primarly Midwesterns, many from Chicago area who are serious students with a strong desire to successed at school and in their careers.

Hard- workers, engaged in class and willing to participate.

My classmates are a group of hard-working people that have as much fun inside the classroom as they do outside of it.

My classmates unite to make a community of determined, forward-thinking individuals who want to better themselves and their community through everything that they do.

All of the students at Marquette are very friendly and welcoming; they will become family quickly and you will feel at home.

Although my classmates differ depending on the classes I take, I would generally say that they are hardworking students who are able to balance their education with extracurricular activities and a healthy social life.

My classmates are welcoming to all and determined to succeed.

My classmates are, for the most part, intelligent and motivated students that are a pleasure to learn with.

You would never imagine being part of a classroom full of such enthusiastic students until you become one yourself at Marquette. Lecture and discussion becomes so natural between yourself and other students. Everyday, the library is filled with students sitting with their friends working to study and discuss their classes together. Whenever you need help, their is always other student or friend to turn to that is willing to help. One of things I have enjoyed the most with studying at Marquette is the interaction I always have with my other classmates and friends when it comes ot schoolwork.

My classmates at Marquette are very hard-working and passionate about learning.

Upper middle class, private school, preppy, white, suburban, naive. money driven, cereer driven.

Familiar faces flood your classes, walks around campus, and dorms.

My Marquette University classmates are very understanding, open-minded, and purely just friendly in nature.

I have around 2,000 "classmates" at Marquette University, and the ones that I have met are mature, intellectual human beings that are willing to help others in our mission to "be the difference"

My Marquette classmates are unique individuals pursuing their dreams and are friends who are smart and serious about their education.

Students at Marquette University are generally friendly, but more specifically, my classmates are incredibly engaging, knowledgeable, and creative when it comes to classroom settings, group participation, and classroom discussions.

Classmates of mine are diverse from myself, but most are very friendly.