The University of Montana Top Questions

The group I am graduating with, as I am a nontraditional student, seem more grounded, more mature, more hopeful for the state of our future in this country, than the students I originally enrolled with, and I have a lot of respect for their ambitions and their maturity.

I'm a non-traditional student, so I would describe most of the students at my school as kids.

To be honest it is hard for me to describe my classmates as I do not know them very well, but at first glance I would say happy and active.

Many are motivated and hard working, but some are not.

My classmates at the University of Montana vary greatly. Missoula has a very diverse population of people; we have naturalists, conservatives and republicans. We have so many different kinds of people it is hard to describe The University of Montana's student base in such a small allotment of words. We as a community, have so many traits it truly makes us a unique place. We are are really a unique demographic and you have to experience it for yourself and truly believe it for your own eyes.

I have not met my future classmates but I do know friends who have and are attending The University of Montana and they love it! With remarks that the students are very helpful and like to have fun!

My classmates are considerate, caring, and hard working people who put social justice and social equality before themselves.

My classmates at the University of Montana are driven; they pursue high thinking, they display their thirst for knowledge by constantly asking questions, they strive to make their dreams come true, and to build their own future for themselves.

No matter what your background, you and your classmates will always have one thing in common: your deep appreciation of the quaintness of downtown Missoula and the majesty of the beautiful Northwest.

High-energy!

The students at UM are passionate people, interested in a diverse range of subjects and social issues, who are not afraid to show their support and enthusisum.

My classmates are diverse.

The people that go to U Of M are very diverse, no matter who you are or where you're from you'll find a place at this college. The classes are friendly the people are the same, there is a great foriegn exchange program here and so there are many different cultural aspects at this college.

My classmates at the University of Montana have a passion for the outdoors as well as the area they live in. They are a diverse group of young people with all sorts of different backgrounds from country folk, city kids, and suburban kids who all get along and all share the same passion of the outdoors and the beauty that is Montana.

My classmates at the University of Montana are many things; diverse, fun, free, friendly, eccentric, enthusiastic, carefree, involved, enthusiastic, joyful, generous, jolly, playful, creative, full of vitality, and gregarious, but, above all else, they are the ones I share a passion with.

Liberal politics dominate the campus, but there's enough people from Montana to keep it somewhat down to earth. There's lots of overpriviledged students from the Bay Area, north suburbs of Chicago, various east coast cities, and (usually the wealthiest suburb of) any major metropolitan area in the US. These kids are often the most visible due to their outward display of affluence. Any suburban white upper-middle class slacker will find plenty of people with similar interests. Minorities are rare, but certainly accepted.

My classmates are all hard working and dedicated students. All nursing students are studious and serious about their work and schooling. We are all supportive of one another and want everyone in our classes to acheive to the best of their ability. My classmates are carring and supportive friends who want nothing but the best.

My classmates are eager to learn, excited about college and keep the classroom fun.

Classmates here at the University of Montana are some amazing people. There are so many people from different backgrounds and there is such a rich ethnic diversity here on campus. People are always really friendly and supportive. It is nice to have such welcoming community here. Classmates here create an environment that is conducive to learning which is helpful. Overall, the students here at the University of Montana are some pretty great people.

My classmates are en eclectic mix; from bohemian hippies from Vermont to driven polysci majors from Korea this hodgepodge group is welcoming beyond imagining and draws its strength and community from its broad spectrum of experience.