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My classmates are helpful and engaged.

My classmates are mostly young and full of idealistic hope. Some are vulnerable in that they are fresh out of high school, and have left their familiar nest for a big step out into the community. They have not yet faced the perils of the world on their own. This makes them unsure of themselves, but also naive about what challenges may lie ahead as they learn to stand on their own. They are fun-loving, peer oriented, and explorative of their interests and goals. Some work, some are talkative, some find their niches and never further venture.

My classmates are generally uninterested in concerning themselves with schoolwork or class participation.

My classmates are very well driven to excel within their majors.

A majority of them work very hard, but can get overstressed and do poorly on exams.

I take all of my classes online, so I don't get to interact much with my fellow students.

We are the most diverse campus in the UNC-System. This is something that I think puts UNCG in a good light. We have a variety of cultures and lifestyles represented on our campus. I think this makes our campus even more fun and even more interactive. You have the opportunity of meeting so many different people which can challenge you and can also make you see things through a different pair of lenses.

There are so many different races at UNCG Blacks, Whites, Mexicans, Asians, etc. No one can possibly feel out of place with such a great group of people. Students wear all kinds of clothing to class such as pj's, gym clothes, sweatpants, dress clothes, or anything that flows with their sense of style. The students are just great and very friendly. Many are not judgmental and could careless about the weird or unusual things othesr do that may even set a trendy topic.

UNC-Greensboro is known for having a significant LGBT population, though it's not obvious at first glance. You probably won't find an Occupy protest brewing here but it politically is liberal-leaning. Students usually don't focus on the job-market, instead preferring to switch majors a couple of times before finding their niche. Most students wear ordinary jeans and a t-shirt or sweats to class. A couple of students will wear pajamas sometimes, but this is usually in one particular building and isn't a widespread thing. A hardcore football fan would probably feel a little left out since there is no football program (with no intentions on getting on in the foreseeable future). There aren't any heated battles between the student orgs, but mostly because students rarely get involved with stuff like that.

.The students here at UNCG are so diverse! UNCG has beenk known to quite a diverse school and with knowing that and so many people going here you would think that everyone is just wanting ot meet new people right? And that is exactly the case. Everyone is so nice and willing to help one another even if they know you or not. This is a very friendly school and I don't think i can stress that enough. People wear everything from funky club clothers to sweat pants and a sweat shirt to a dress, it's a different view every day.

Overall the students at the school are very excepting of different cultures and ethnicities. Are school is pretty racially diverse so everyone really gets along and works well with each other. Most of the students are originally from North Carolina, about 3 hours or less from the school. The financial backgrounds of most of the students are mostly middle class to upper middle class. A lot of students talk about the goals the will achieve and money they will make with the degree they earn. Most students wear casual street clothes to class, this makes the feeling of the classes very relaxed and comfortable.

Students at the university are typically liberal but that is pretty much standard. From my experiences, students interact with who they meet in their own classes. This could be because I live 5 miles from the campus itself, but I don't see many students socializing outside of their own established comfort zone.

Everyone at UNCG seems very enthusiastic and excited, at the worst, kept to themselves. Everyone I have met including students and faculty have friendly attitudes. There is also wide variety of social groups and clubs in which to meet people who have similar interests as yourself.

Everyone at UNCG seems very enthusiastic and excited, at the worst, kept to themselves. Everyone I have met including students and faculty have friendly attitudes. There is also wide variety of social groups and clubs in which to meet people who have similar interests as yourself.

No student would feel out of place here. There is literally people of all kinds here. I have had experiences with most groups here and I have had no issues with any of them. In large part, different types of student do not interact outside of class, which I see as normal. Most of the students here are from NC but they are from everywhere within the state, and the people who are not from NC are from anywhere you can imagine, from all states and many different countries. The four tables in the dining hall: one has a group of young black students, one has all whites, one has all girls of different races, and one has a mix of internationals.

Students at the university are typically liberal but that is pretty much standard. From my experiences, students interact with who they meet in their own classes. This could be because I live 5 miles from the campus itself, but I don't see many students socializing outside of their own established comfort zone.

Students here at UNCG are very diverse. In fact UNCG is know for being one of the most culturally diverse university. One thing I've learned about being at UNCG is that being able to meet and learn about people from different backgorunds has power to broaden one's mind. Here at UNCG, the university strives to open up opportunities for students to engage in classes, activities and events that they wouldn't find anywhere else. Many of the experiences I have encountered so far at UNCG were first time experiences and helped me look at things from a new perspective. UNCG provides a wide range of academic and social opportunities to students including its Study Abroad program, which allows students to take their studies outside the US to gain life changing experiences and enhance their academic ability.

Most of the people I have met here I really enjoy being friends with. Many people are very smart and I learn a lot from my peers around me.

The atmosphere just screams diversity and acceptance! Everyone has a real laid back and relaxed attitude. There are really no cliques that stand out. Everyone seems to have a group of friends that share similar interests. When you walk across campus you always see smiling faces. (Most of our school's population is pretty liberal)

Extremely diverse population! That is the main reason why I chose my university. This is the most socio-economic diverse campus in N.C I believe.