Youngstown State University Top Questions

This question has great variance, but for the most part my classmates are the same kids who spend tens of hours a week studying alongside me so they have my respect and cooperation.

I think college makes everyone grow up in a positive way, making the students at my school usually very helpful and friendly and it is easy to make friends.

My classmates are interactive and diverse in age and race.

My classmates have been helpful and friendly.

They are good people who really want to make a difference.

My classmates are determined, focused, and thriving to succeed.

The classmates are usually there to learn, help others, and go home.

The student body at YSU is very diverse racially, religiously, and socio-economically. We also have a large non-traditional student population. This in turn leads to very diverse and stimulating class discussions and allows the students to also to learn how to work well with people from all walks of life. Most of the students live around the Youngstown area and commute to campus everyday, which is sometimes frustrating if you are looking for a college campus that is always alive.

The student body at YSU is very diverse racially, religiously, and socio-economically. We also have a large non-traditional student population. This in turn leads to very diverse and stimulating class discussions and allows the students to also to learn how to work well with people from all walks of life. Most of the students live around the Youngstown area and commute to campus everyday, which is sometimes frustrating if you are looking for a college campus that is always alive.

The student body at YSU is very diverse racially, religiously, and socio-economically. We also have a large non-traditional student population. This in turns leads to very diverse and stimulating class discussions and allows the students to also to learn how to work well with people from all walks of life. Most of the students live around the Youngstown area and commute to campus everyday, which is sometimes frustrating if you are looking for a college campus that is always alive.