The University of Texas at Austin Top Questions

My classmates are intellectual, hard-working, and open-minded enough to know their limits and work together to solve problems of all kinds.

The student body at the University of Texas is diverse, spirited, hard working, and extremely intelligent.

The people at the University of Texas are all very diverse, yet everyone appears to be happy and easy to get along with; nearly every person I have met is very involved on campus, and everyone is determined to make a difference in our community and society.

friendly, diverse and willing to learn.

My classmates here at the University of Texas at Austin are asdedicated to their schoolwork as they are to their extracirruculars; no matter what dime of day, or day of the week, I can always count on tables of clubs spread out in front of Gregory Gym, and groups of students studying in any lobby or library that they can find.

There's a good mix of people at UT, although the majority are born and raised Texans. Everyone is geneally friendly, but a lot of people stick with their friends from high school.

Friendly, very smart, and at least 50{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} Austinite-Hipsters (but not the annoying kind).

My classmates could be described as academically driven.

The students at the University of Texas at Austin are hardworking, very intelligent, creative, innovative group of individuals because at the University of Texas at Austin, what starts here changes the world.

I wish there were more people of color; I'm commonly the only woman of color in my classes.

My classmates are ready to learn people, and are willing to work with you and help.

They are all very intelligent and driven individuals.

Most students are to themselves but of course you have those who are grouped according to various characteristics.

Some of the best people that I have met in my life, from those that will support me to those that will never give up on me, my classmates are the most important aspect of my college career.

My classmates are very unique and easy to get along with.

Focused, engaged students that motivate each other to achive in both the classroom and in the external environment.

My classmates are very diverse and preform at different levels of dedication.

- I have encountered all sorts of students on campus. Although the school has a larger percentage of white students, there is a significant number of hispanics and african americans as well as alot of international students. Religiously, everyone exists peacefully. There are religious societies and everyone is very respectful of the other's religion. The LGBT community is also existent and do not face any discrimination whatsoever. There are students of all socio-economic backgrounds, which is helped by the fact that UT offers alot of scholarships. - Students that would feel out of place at this school? I feel that UT is very accommodating to all sorts of individuals. - What do most students wear to class: T shirt and shorts! In the Texas heat, what else can you expect! - Do different types of students interact? Definitely! everyone is very friendly and welcoming. There are lots of opportunities to interact with other in classrooms, campus events, greek events, and campus organizations. - Four tables of students in the dining hall would have all sorts of people, there isnt much segregation. - Most students are from: Texas (since its a public school). - Financial backgrounds most prevalent: From what i can see, I would say middle class. - There are student government elections as well as groups that are attuned towards politics. It isnt SUCH a huge aspect of campus life, but it is there for those who are interested. No predominant left or right sentiments that I know of. - Do students talk about how much they will earn one day? Depends on the students! But most students know that they will have a good career ahead of them after graduating from UT Austin.

-You have the pretty white sorority girls that typically wear northface jackets. -Fraternity guys in Ralph Lauren Shirts and sperrys (shoes) -You also have Minority/Asian Fraternities- Sororities, who dress and act like normal college students - You'll find ridiculously rich students to dirt poor students. -Students playing acoustic guitar all over campus -UT Austin does a very good job with ethnicity proportions. Though it does feel like there are Asians everywhere, which is completely cool. I myself is Pakistani, and i have tons of indian/pakistani friends but I also have loads of white friends. I don't really see that many african american students here but when i do, i tend to see them bound to each other. I would say that if you were a student who felt left out here at UT - Austin. There has to be something seriously wrong with you. There is a practically every type of person out here, and the City itself has so much to offer being the lively city that it is. I guess that if you tend to be a extreme conservative, you might feel slightly out of place here as UT is a Radical Liberal school. You'll find the more conservative students in high school go to our rival school - Texas A&M at College Station.