Utah State University Top Questions

Some of the most creative and innovative people I've met.

My classmates are friendly, mature, fun, have great and diverse ideas and cultures, and are very willing to study together and help each other succeed.

This is not BYU. There is not honor code to follow. You can live a life of drugs and alcohol if that is what you choose. There is a substantial minority who do choose that life. However, that lifestyle is not very visible. The bulk of the students are LDS, and live by those standards. If you want friends with strong LDS values, there are plenty to be found, and you can avoid the less pleasant aspects of college life if you so choose. However, if you find those aspects more appealing, they are certainly there if you just ask around.

Friendly, earthy, and willing to try new things.

Most of my classmates are just your average young adult trying to get through college and balance finances, all while still wanting to have fun.

My classmates were usually friendly and hard working.

In all of my classes I have about 200-700 students, so it is hard to get to know all of them but most are my friends and I like them a lot!

My classmates are either freshmen like myself transitioning into this new like style willing to make new friends and open to many new ideas. My other classmates are in my intended major looking to perfect their skills and learn as much as they can to be succesful in life.

Attention focused, smart and determined.

In a world with class sizes of 70-100+ I don't know any of my classmates.