University of Vermont Top Questions

In most business/math classes the people I most often associate with are driven and savy.

Friendly and enthusiastic

My classmates tend to be young, passionate, enthusiastic, idealistic, yet incredibly driven. They are eager to learn new things, be exposed to new ideas, and create change.

A typical UVM-er: friendly, funny, laid-back, liberal, upper middle class stoner whose parents are paying for him to get mediocre grades in an undemanding major to put off getting a real job.

Snobby and rich. You have to be rich to go here unless you are really poor and get a ton of financial aid. They are just snobby and rude.

Friendly people who are sometimes a bit shy, but open up when aproached.

Friendly and liberal.

I don't know many of my classmates. Those I do know, however, seem to be motivated people with a genuine interest in their chosen academic major.

My classmates are enthuastic, imagnitive, and willing to help change the world.

The student body at UVM is cool. Everyone is really open minded about what other racial, religious, and gender groups out there. Basically nobody really cares. I don't think there is a specific group that feel's out of place. People usually interact with many different groups. I think most UVM students are from Vermont and Boston.