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Students here are very friendly and come from many different backgrounds. There are all religions, ethnicities and personalities. As a freshman, I always felt very welcomed by my peers and didn't have any problems finding a group of people that I felt comfortable with.
It also helps that all of the resident assistants are very good with helping students branch out and meet new people from other hallways in your own residence hall as well as the other freshmen residence halls. The students here are very diverse in their hobbies, activities, political views and interests, so it's very easy to find a group that will feel like home.
Brittany Hansen '10
Nursing
 | Quinnipiac students are friendly, approachable and eager to get involved on campus. With a welcoming environment like Quinnipiac, it's easy to make friends and find plenty of common interests. Quinnipiac students are focused on their future careers and most are passionate about forming relationships and making a difference in their community. As soon as I stepped foot on this campus, I knew that I wanted to be a part of this community. |
 | The range of diversity within the Quinnipiac students is very broad, but one of the easiest ways to see it is through all the different clubs and organizations. There are students interested in creating media, through our TV station Q30 or radio station WQAQ, to those interested in discussing political issues. There are students who dedicate their time and energy to community service, through Habitat for Humanity or Community Action Project, to those who are a part of the fraternities and sororities. By joining clubs and getting involved, you will meet students just like you and even some students that are completely different from you. |
 | Although there is no typical Quinnipiac student, it can be said that we are all a bunch of really caring people. Students at Quinnipiac are easy to approach when it comes time to make new friends. When I first arrived to Quinnipiac during my freshman year, I never felt lost because everyone in my residence hall just 'clicked.' This made the college assimilation process easy and comfortable. Since Quinnipiac is a medium-sized school, it is very easy to see all of your friends on the way to class, going to the dining halls and while you are on your way to one of our competitive hockey or basketball games. Go Bobcats! Louis Venturelli '11 |