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Unfortunately, Auburn University is not the multicultural hub that some think it is. The majority of students are overwhelmingly white, with just a fraction of minorities. Don’t let that intimidate you, though. Auburn students all claim to be right at home in Auburn and praise the efforts of the administration to help diversify the University.
AU offers many different organizations that cater to almost every type of person and background. Of course, there have been incidents in the past concerning racial and political issues. You should do thorough research on these issues before deciding on a school. Tensions between majority and minority groups are not frequent at all, but cases do arise sometimes. Auburn has a welcoming and friendly atmosphere, but as with any school, it’s best to visit the school before making a decision to see if you think you’ll be happy.
meodum
Computer Science '15
Pretty Average
Yeah, there's a lto of white people, but I think it is probably proportional to the overall percentage of white people in the country.
Apr 27, 2012
65mustang
Veterinary Medicine '16
Open Possibilities
College life at Auburn University is what you make it. You might have to look for it but it is here.
Apr 10, 2012
tylert93
Economics and Econometrics '15
A Little Meh
its not that racism and prejudice run rampant its just a predominantly white campus
Feb 27, 2012
Auburn has a few gay/lesbian clubs that will hold certain events, but Auburn's conservative atmosphere prevents them from having as large a presence as you might find at other schools.
The most prominent political groups on campus are the College Democrats and the College Republicans. Both groups are active and visible on campus. Check one or both out on the Concourse during special events.
Students' economic status ranges from lower- to upper-middle class.
Southern Baptist and Methodist are the most prominent religions on campus.
Auburn Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Caucus, Bangladesh Student Organization, Black Student Union, Chinese Student Association, Indian Student Association, International Student Organization, Jewish Student Organization, Korean Student Association
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