Quinnipiac University Top Questions

My classmates vary but there are students who actively participate in every class and those that don't and I consider almost all to be intelligent.

My classmates are generally sociable and constantly engaged in their particular courses of study.

Classmates in my major are hardworking and care about their grades. This is not true of all majors, like business.

Classmates are motivated to learn and will almost always be willing to share notes with you if you missed class, will study with you, or will hand in your assignment if you cannot make the next class.

Most of them come from families where their parents pay for everything.

Supportive and helpful

very nice and willing to help.

Classmates are generally friendly and insightful people. Many are able to stimulate productive discussions in class which creates an enviornment where we are able to learn from each other just about as much as we would learn from a professor. You can always count on fellow classmates to help you along when you are stuggling and it is common for small study groups to be formed.

My classmates are fairly well off.

My class mates are fun, eager, and always helpful.

The Student Body is very friendly and active.

some students wear sweats to class and others dress up. most students come from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut and other New England states.

Very populated with white Catholics from Mass, NY, CT and New Jersey. Not really friendly and a bit selfish. But some are highly involved and giving. Very small gay community. Students wear anything to class but the majority of girls "dress up" especially when it gets nice out. But they have their coach rain boots for the bad weather too. Financial background is mostly upper middle class. We were voted "most politically apathetic" in the Princeton Review...but being connected to the polling institute, the administration likes it that way.

I dont live on campus, so I dont really experince this. I have noticed a large amount of Democrats though. And most students are from New England, New Jersey and New York.

Most of the students come from welathy families. Girl/guy ratio favors the male student. Sometimes feel like 8 girls for each guy.

While a lot of students may fit different stereotypes, it is possible to find a group of friends that fits every student.

All I can say is that most people are white from Christian backgrounds. I think anyone can fit in on campus. Most people don't seemed o be jerky enough to outcast someone for those traits you listed. I guess a Morman would feel the most out of place. That or an islamic extremist. No really, Quinnipiac is quite excepting, I think. Students wear anything from the pajamas they rolled out of bed in to suits. Most wear normals clothes, however. I think all types of students interact. I must say that. As for the people at the table, I don't know. Probably four white girls. Most students are from New England. I'd say middle-class is most prevalent, definitely. I think some students care about politics and some don't. I really don't notice. I'd say most are liberal. People do not really talk about earnings. Jeeze, that would be dickish and self-centered.

Not enough grad classes offered in Accounting, big plans, no follow through

The type of student that might feel out of place at QU would be a free spirited student, or an anticonformist. My friends and I joke that our self esteem goes out the door once we arrive at QU and jumps back up to normal once we're out of there. Students don't get over dressed for class, they normally wear sweats or jeans and a tee shirt. The students are generally of the upper middle class to upper class. They come from high income families and the cars in the student lots are very very nice cars. Students are not politically aware/active. Most QU students are from Long Island/Jersey/White Planes. Lots of italian boys and superficial girls. Different types of students do interact and I've found that QU students are incredably polite. You'll always hear a please and a thank you no matter where you are on campus.

A lot of activites to do, however cliques do form. Most students are from New Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut and Mass.