The University of Texas at Arlington Top Questions

They seemed to be in the same boat as me.

In architecture, the group of students is more like a close, strong bonded, and trusting community. The teachers in the field engage everyone in classroom discussions and the interaction with the faculty is also important. Presentations, hands on projects and research strengthen and broaden the students' learning and understanding of the material. Architecture is one of the fields that brings students really close because everyone looks out for each other, especailly the amount of support that others provide is great.

Goal oriented

My classmates are very hardworking and cooperative.

My classmates at the University of Texas at Arlington are diverse, active, and kind.

My classmates were nice and respected the people around the class.

I have no idea. I am in an online program and student interaction on forums is policed by "academic coaches" and is overly formal.

Describing students would be saying: 1.Competitive 2.Focused 3.Determined 4.In debt 5.Interactive Those are some of the qualities they acquire. Students don't tend to fall out of place here on campus. There are those that are introverted and those that are extraverted, neither being wrong, but simply gaining a different experience at school.

Most students are middle class or above, the campus is very racially diverse. I don't think any person would feel that out of place, it is urban so maybe a person only used to rural areas? There is interaction between groups but people still tend form cliques.

The students at UTA are very kind. I haven't had a problem with another student before. Every time I ask for help everyone is willing to give a hand.

The students at our school are incredibly inviting, the clubs here are awesome.

Every type of student is here. From slackers to brainiacs, everyone fits in. No one looks at you weird for what you wear or how you talk.

Every type of student is here. From slackers to brainiacs, everyone fits in. No one looks at you weird for what you wear or how you talk.

I love how classes are very diverse in this campus, and that allows us to be more knowledgeable of people's backgrounds and cultures.

There is a variety of students at UTA. I will have to say that so far all the people that I have had the chance to met are well respected students from different high schools around the metroplex.

In my classes I have about 10 friends in each one. They are the best, they help me when I need it and we work well together. Of course there aer many other students in my classes but most of them keep to themselves and this dissappoints me because I believe they should be more friendsly and act like everyone in the class is family. I believe we are all in the same boat so teamwork will be needed in order to pass.

In the time that I have been at The University of Texas at Arlington, my classmates have been very helpful and encouraging. Everyone, especially the classmates in student organizations, try helping other classmates to reach their goals no matter how difficult it may seem at times.

My classmates are all unique, however, they all demonstrate academic ambition.

Conservative at first, friendly when initiating conversation.

UTA has a very diverse student body which I think is great because you get to meet students and even professors from all over the world!