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!