Roanoke College Top Questions

Most of my classmates are friendly and take academics seriously. Also, most of my classmates are from the same demographic background as I am.

My classmates are a diverse group of hardworking individuals - some are my peers, while others are aquaintances.

Everyone seems to be friendly.

There's a lot of variety; some are unintelligent lazy bums, some are hardworking and brilliant.

At Roanoke College, my classmates are very intellectual and engaging due to the rigorous education that Roanoke College provides; more so than I have encountered at other schools that I have attended.

There is geographical diversity among the students at Roanoke College. The atmosphere with the students is one of a caring community that comes together to optimize learning and support one another. There are alot of students from the northern states, local students, and even foreign exchange students that have come to Roanoke to study for a year or semester. Among the diverse, there is community and unity.

Very hard working, A+ students, Many are hard drinkers

My classmates are always open to giving a helping hand, genuine in their advice and responses in not only the classroom but everyday situations, and ready to commit to the classwork that has been assigned to them.

Because of the small number of students per class, professors and students are able to form a community that values thoughtful debates, volunteering, and positive relationships with one another.

My Classmates are driven and hardworking, and help me strive to be my best.

My classmates are very different at Roanoke College. While ethnically Roanoke may not be the most diverse, acadamically it is a different story. You get a wide range of indivuals who clearly barely got into the school, to those who don't give any effort and just make it by, to those who can really do well for themselves

A bit hard to approach outside of the classroom setting. Many of them go to class and take notes but it's hard to have a class discussion when the class remains silent. They come from money and decent educational backgrounds, but sometimes they can't connect the dots very well, so to speak.

Some may seem that they are more entitled than others but overall most of my classmates are friendly and supportive.

My classmates are my group of peers that I will become very close with in the next four years while I am at school.

My classmates are the funniest, most genuine, artisitic, craziest, blow your mind in a double rainbow kind of way people I know and I wouldn't trade the experience of meeting them for anything in the world.

My classmates are humorous, hard-working, entertaining, intelligent, and are always there when you need them for any reason.

they are all helpful and understanding.

They are the best friends i could ever have met, and everyone fits in with everyone.

While Roanoke has a reputation for having a "cookie-cutter" student body, this is certainly not the case. Minorities of all types interact well with the student body. There is a place for everyone on Roanoke's campus and I don't believe anyone would feel out of place if they took the time to get involved. About half of the student population are native Virginians, with a majority of the rest hailing from the Mid-Atlantic and New England areas. This diversity allows for a very politically-balanced campus as many students come from both red and blue states. Generous financial aid packages accommodate students of all financial backgrounds.

Just to be blunt... we are pretty white but I've got some black friends around school. A lot of students are very well-to-do but not terribly flashy about it. We are a Lutheran affilliated school but its not enforced at all. Roanoke is about {4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c}50 Virginian. Most of the others are from New England (Connecticut, Boston, Vermont mainly.) We are not overly political but it is a somewhat conservative school.