Student Interviews

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University of Minnesota, Twin Cities is my first semester here. I just transferred because I'm looking to be a film studies major. Um, can you describe the student body or any stereotypes that there might be? Well, one of the stereotypes is that a lot of the French people they're here aren't very necessarily nice or good people. I have quite a few that that do actually fit into that stereotype. A lot are also very nice and, uh, you know, help the community and a lot of ways with a lot of volunteer work. Uh, what is your major? And what do you feel? Your workload is life. My workload so far, just this is my first semester is a little bit later, but I have a lot of papers reviewing movies, making you know, scripts and producing things like that. I My name's Carly Holly and I chose this school just because I really like the campus, like how big it is and they were pretty good. Um, can you describe the climate at all of the academics here? What's your major? What's your workload like? Or any like specific classroom dynamics? You notice? Yeah, I'm an English major. My work load this semester is it's been pretty heavy, but it's also it's been really good. It's been, like, challenging, huh? And I guess the climate here, just like everyone's super friendly and everyone's really show and like understanding about everything and all the professors, a really nice too. I never really met anybody here that I like, really didn't like. It's just it's pretty cold and like I like that the campus is big, but when you have to a long ways stop, yeah. I go to the University of Minnesota Twin Cities because I'm trying to finish my undergrad so I can ical school. Can you describe the student body at all? Stereo? Yeah, like it does any stereotypes in there. You know, it's the same as any other big university. They're gonna have a lot of Greek life on a lot of no weekend outings. That's like a really big part of, you know, being a university student. Can you describe your academic climate? What's your major? What is your work load like lately? And do you have any, like, favorite classroom dynamics? Right now, I'm a physiology major, and my work load is pretty heavy. I have to take a lot of science courses and, you know, it's it's within the College of Liberal Arts. It's it's very science heavy because I'm really trying to get into medical school. So the workload is, you know, really pummeling me down every once in a while because one midterms come up. You really have to study for those exams because the classes that I'm in our leader classes, so they're kind of then out the hurt to see if you're really ready for your major. Kind of make sure you know if somebody's in it, they really wantto. It's basically you're either in it to win it or not in it at all. Wow, that's your bad. But, I mean, it's just it's just part of the process.