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study body is the most diverse thing you'll ever witness

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The student body at UT is so diverse. We are everything. Right wing, left wing, republican, democrat, independent, black, white, asian, indian, mexican, foreign exchange, wealthy, financial aid needing, etc. We are from Austin, Dallas, Houston, and all over the United States and the world. While outside of school, many of these descriptions divide and group according to similar backgrounds, while we're in class, everyone is the same. Everyone is on the same level and it feels great to be learning in such a diverse community.

When I think of UT's student body I think of an extremely diverse group of people. I hung out mostly with people that came from similar racial, religious, and economic backgrounds. But if I would have wanted to find a more diverse group of friends I feel like I easily could have done so.

nobody will feel out of place in UT there is a place for everybody! Most studnets wear flip flop shorst and t-shirst to class.the financial background taht is most prevalent is middle class people. A lot of these kids havce loans to pay for their education. Studnets are politically aware and most of the are democrats!

The fact that UT is such a big campus makes it a lot more interesting. I have classmates from all different countries and cultures, and that just makes me learn a lot more. No student can feel out of place in UT, there is so much diversity, you can always find someone like you, no matter how crazy or unusual you think you are.

The student body at UT is probably one of the most diverse campuses across the nation. There are so many groups for every type of racial or religious group. It is very easy to find people who come from your same background. I can't think of a single group of students that would feel out of place at UT because there is something for everyone.

At the UT business school if there are 4 tables in the atrium people are sitting at there would be one table of frat guys/sorority girls, another table of Asian people, another table of a mixture of races, and another table of the hardcore undergraduate business council kids.

I think UT has a very diverse population. Different than some other collges, I don't think that any certain type of person woud feel out of place here.