Temple University Top Questions

My classmates are friendly, animated, unique, different, colorful, outspoken, shy, bold, caring, sporty, zealous, intelligent, hysterical, generous, beautiful, tall, short, quiet, studious, fun, messy, loud, spiritual, goofy, serious, talented, artistic, odd, clean, snappy-dressers, inquisitive, mindful, impulsive, spontaneous, creative, good, talkative, helpful, open, bad, accepting, freedom-loving individuals who offer a small scale rendition of the many differences that make up the beauty of this earth.

The classmates in my classes vary strongly. Temple is a very diverse campus, therefore the classes I have with others are very diverse, too. The classmates can range from the silent type who sits in the back to the very opinionative one who always has something to say. I find that some of those that I've run into lack motivation to excel and complain when they have to actually do something for the class.

racially diverse

very diverse and very different personalities.

Informed members of society that have actual opinions.

Because it is such a large school, it is impossible to feel out of place here. Most of the students here don't come from wealthy families, and many of them don't spend a lot or they hold a job while going to school. But this leads to an environment almost free of entitlement or "running to mommy and daddy".

My classmates were fun, friendly and I felt that they were people that too school seriously but still knew how enjoy themselves as well.

My classmates are diverse.

A white student would definitely feel out of place and actually discriminated against as they are grossly outnumbered and there seems to be reverse descrimination going on in this school, especially more so by the administration towards white students. There is a definite air of resentment towards anyone white especially if they seem priveleged or come from a decent background financially.

My classmates are a mix, all different cultures, personalities and interests, all striving to reach graduation.