kelly
to an extent, but it's not true of everyone at all
Leslie
for the most part - definitely exceptions
Margaret
All white - to some extent, we are a predominently white student body
have no fun - i have my share of fun
Alex
I feel that some of them are and some of them just come from misconceptions. The demographics of Villanova are that people are generally wealthy and white. But people forget that students of VU come from all over! People think we're arrogant and snobby - I feel that this comes from the fact that VU students are known to have high standards of employment and graduate education. Yes, everyone LOVES basketball! Go CATS!
grace
No, Villanova is becoming more diversified as the years go by, and many of the students here do work hard.
Harper
Yes, unfortunately, they are very accurate.
Liza
Somewhat...there is not a lot of diversity.
Matt
To a certain extent, yes
Dale
Well, 70{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of the student recieve financial aid, so I guess not.
Michelle
For the most part.
Megan
At first I could see how the first stereotype is true, but I think that that is true of all places; there are always going to be people that are snobby. For the most part, I've met absolutely amazing and caring people that completely defy that stereotype. It's true that there is a lot of affluence which is pretty visible, but the people are really what have drawn me into loving Villanova and seeing it as a perfect fit.
Maria
The preppiness factor is definitely true. Many people dress up simply to go to class, although it has been diminishing over the years. I do not find the snobbiness factor to be accurate. Most of the Villanova students are very friendly, helpful, and always looking to be involved.
Pat
accurate for about 70{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of the campus
Joe
Not entirely. In previous years it has been prominent but it seems as though the stereotypes are decreasing.
Kim
Yes, theres a bit more diversity now with the upcoming class, but all I see still are the same kids with their Vineyard Vines belts and Polos.
Robin
Villanova is mostly white. Unfortunately it is not very diverse.
There are fun things to do at Villanova but they may not be as available as other schools. You can find cool people and fun things to do.
I don't think anyone intentionally goes to college to find a husband but I wouldn't be surprised if it happens.