Ohio State University-Main Campus Top Questions

My classmates understand the key to success is a strong balancing of academics, fun, friends, family, and extra-curricular activities.

Very diverse and intelligent.

They are mostly studious and everyone I've met has been very nice.

The classmates are there to study, they are somewhat friendly and helpful. Mostly keep to themselves.

At Ohio State class sizes tend to vary and in result the dynamics of the people change. In large lectures, there is a sense of respect for the professor and other students. While in smaller classes there is more of a sense of closeness and connectedness amongst the students and professors. In the end, no matter what the class size everyone is there to learn. Outside of the classroom, classmates are friends, roommates or floor mates. The bound you form with these people outside of class is the bound that will last a lifetime.

Classmates are friendly and tired.

Many are strongly opinionated and unwilling to progress their veiws and beliefs beyond the social constructions of the college society.

The great thing about OSU is that there is no typical student; the student body is so diverse.

My classmates could best be described as very preoccupied, always too concerned with their own affairs to bother to stop and breathe in some fresh air so to speak.

My classmates are helpful and interested in learning.