Washington University in St Louis Top Questions

It is impossible to describe all my classmates in just one sentence because their backgrounds and personalities are so diverse; so far, the only common factor is that all my classmates are highly intelligent, sometimes intimidatingly so, and friendly.

My classmates are among the most intelligent and friendly people in the nation.

It is the people that make the school, and my "classmates" are more than just other people learning in the same institution as myself, they are my best friends, my family, my teachers and my students.

Everyone that goes to WashU is extremely friendly. There are a wide variety of different groups, so it's nearly impossible not to find your own niche.

extremely smart, motivated, interesting, unique, achievement oriented individuals. Most people were in the top 10{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of thier class (some even valedictorians) and many were accepted to Ivy League schools (i know personally know people who turned down Princeton, Harvard and Cornell) because they wanted a friendlier, more supportive, community oriented school.

There are birds called Social Weavers that collectively build huge nests to provide for the various needs of the individual of the flock and any visitors that may fit through hard work and plenty of play in order to provide various entrances, exits, interests and even sexual orientation that allows the diverse community to grow and thrive together without detracting from indiviudal needs; I could not think of a better analogy for my classmates at Washington University in St. Louis: a flock of social weavers and their friends.

My classmates in the architecture school are eager to share opinions, but also sort of competetive.

They are all smart and sometimes say smart things just to say them and sound smart

My classmates are very intelligent and driven people that know what they want to accomplish in life and are already taking steps to reach their goals.

My classmates are smart, hard-working students who like to have fun (and drink) on the weekends, and get very involved in campus organizations.