Seattle Pacific University Top Questions

Most of my classmates are immature at times, do not take school serious enough, but some succeed and do try very hard.

My classmates are nice, smart, and genuinely happy people.

A variety of students with a variety of opinions on various matters, but willing to listen to all viewpoints.

Let's just say that if I walked up to any one of the students at my university, I would be able to have a solid conversation without any awkwardness at never having met them before; they are warm, friendly, and downright awesome people.

My clssmates are individuals who share many of the same values I do and are willing to work hard to earn a grade which reflects their efforts.

My classmates are very hard working and focused on success.

The majority of my classmates are upperclass caucasian students that are friendly yet interested in individual gain.

Brilliantly intelligent, kind and dynamic.

Engaging, intelligent, liberal conservatives, who think they are more open minded then they really are

I enjoy spending time with my classmates, both in the classroom and out.

The majority of students at SPU are deep thinkers who love Jesus and are looking for ways to change the world for the better.

My classmates at SPU are some of my favorite people in the world; they are real, motivated, spontaneous, and desire to make a difference.

Wealthy caucasion Christians

They are friendly and willing to help with academic problems or just spend time and get to know you.

My classmates are all very nice people and at times have gone out of their way to make me feel comfortable at this school, even at times where I might not have otherwise fit in.

My classmates in my major are cliquie and talk alot.

My classmates are kind, helpful and fun!

My classmates are friendly, compassionate, generous, passionate, and have a lot of integrity.

Friendly, compassionate, outgoing, and positive.

I'm going to be very honest. It seems like the majority of the students at SPU are "the weird kids", that handful of kids that no one really ever got. They're great people, but many are a little off.