University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus Top Questions

The students at OU are very diverse. I have made friends from every sexual, racial, religious, economical background you can imagine and its wonderful. Sure, there are buttheads on every campus. Everywhere will find those few Greek students that are very exclusive, or someone you don't agree with. Our campus is working on becoming aware of everyone's differences and making sure everyone feels involved on campus. A high end financial background is prominent in the Greek community, but other than that there isn't really a prevalent one on campus. Sure, you'll wrong across students driving Porches, Mercedes, and Rage Rovers but on the other hand theres a large number of beat down '96 Toyotas still clunking around.

OU students are bright, passionate, and fun.

They are competitive, selfish, and moody.

My classmates are very outgoing, smart , and nice people that are here for the same reason as everyone else, which is to succeed in their future.

Classmates vary, depending on the subject matter of your class. The Greek System is a big thing on campus, so you will see a lot of sorority and fraternity t-shirts in classes.

Typically lazy and underacheiving; They can do so much more but they would rather complain about how busy they are and how hard life is.

Since I am an English major, my classmates are generally inquisitive, but too many of them are devout conservatives because of Bible belt tradition.

I have met some great people in my clsses. There has always been someone that I click with and can study with and share notes with. People at OU are helpful and care about each other.

My classmates are typically friendly and always willing to help, or ask for help when they need it.

FUN! We're Sooner born and Sooner bread, when we die we'll be Sooners dead! (Part of the school's fight song). When you come to the University of Oklahoma you are engulfed by different people - different cultures and religions, beliefs and ideologies. The staff does an excellent job at making everyone aware of others' practices and ties them all together in one melting pot of amazing students.