Quinnipiac University Top Questions

Uggs. Northfaces. Leggings. And shirts that are converted into very short dresses. The biggest stereotype is that we all look the same. The other stereotype I think would be that we're a mostly white campus.

Preppy, stuck up, cliquey

Rich, Preppy, stuck-up, fake tan with blonde hair

That they are rich, Abercrombie wearing, white, upper class, unintellectual, ignorant, racist, snobs who make a direct effort to go drinking at Toad's (a bar in New Haven) and don't give a flying fuck about the world around them (as evident by our standing as the second most politically apathetic college in the nation).

Rich kids, too much liberal influence, mostly white

The stereotypes at Quinnipiac are solely due to the area it's in--since it's not too far from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Mass most of the students are from those areas. There are the usual Long Islanders that flash their money with tacky brands, guido/guidette look of uber tan skin, and loud accents. There are the Jersey kids who brag about their sports teams and get in your face for no reason. There are the Mass-holes who are probably the nicest kids on campus, Rhode Islanders included and they're population is growing here. There are the random foreigners and the hot kids who appeared randomly from some no-where state or country and came here solely for sports...

Rich, white, italians

that we don't care about politics and that our school is a country club.

Rich campus with rich, stuck-up students who are all the same.

That the girls are all easy, the guys are all 'guidos', that everyone is from wealthy homes, that there is a huge lack of diversity.