University of Miami Top Questions

Smart, driven people.

They are very smart and determined to get all they can from the professors. .

They are diverse and focused.

Quiet at first but once you become more open with them they are welcoming.

It depends what classes you are in. Science classes tend to be kids who are genuinely interested and good students (unless its a science class specified for non-science majors). English classes are kept small which is nice, usually get a good mix of students in them, ranging from good to bad. Be careful with language classes, a lot of people take lower levels who speak it fluently, making the class more difficult for those who are actually learning the language.

My classmates are social and friendly as opposed to social but manipulative.

They are either rich, smart, or athletic and many are from New York or New Jersey.

Some are the type that you know paid to get into this school and there are others that are clearly the academic type that have worked hard throughout their life to get where they are today.

Stuck up. I'm sorry to say it but the majority of classmates I've encountered are just this way.

The students here share a passion for learning and experiencing, but what each one learns and experiences is different from the next, creating a passionate, diverse population.