Wichita State University Top Questions

The students at this university are very diverse and driven.

I do not know them well enough to describe them.

Most of my classmates have been friendly, easy to get to know, helpful, and willing to work together to support each other.

Unless you're living in the dorms or you're part of a sorority or fraternity, you're almost bound to feel disconnected. I tend to go to school and leave, like most other commuters. However, there are several groups that students can join to make them feel more connected to other students and give themselves more of the "college life" feel. My personal favorite is an organization called Christian Challege. It's a really good, fun, safe place to meet, and it's right across the street from campus at River Community Church. There's really no better way to connect with people than in a church-type setting. I highly recommend Challenge. They meet Thursday nights for worship and lesson time, and small groups meet throughout the week. It's an easy way to have and keep friends and to stay connected to other people, whether you're on campus or a commuter student.

Most students at Wichita State University seem to be indifferent to most things. It is hard to get them involved in any sort of activity unless it involves alcohol or video games. They do not seem to take any pride in their school or want to make a difference in any way.

My classmates are a diverse group of people which includes non-traditional and traditional students.

My nursing class consists of 57 students. If I were to describe them it would be with the words: excited, ambitious, dedicated, compassionate, and ready.

My class mates are very passionate about school and always willing to help others do well. They are very friendly and welcoming.

Everybody has their individual study groups or cliques in the class but unites when the situation calls for it.

Diverse group of people from many different ethnic and social backgrounds.