At a community college there are different types of students with different characteristics and personalities but the three most outstanding are: the athletics, the nerds, and the problematic students. First of all we have the nerds; they spend inordinate amounts of time on unpopular activities, which are generally related to science, mathematics or technology, they also play games like trading cards or video games. Nerds are very intelligent but socially and physically awkward; they usually wear glasses, and they do not care too much about their physical appearance because they are always focus on their schoolwork. On the other hand, the athletics are always worry about the way they look and also the way others think of them, this type of students are generally popular, but they tend to be arrogant and unintelligent; one of the biggest problems about this kind of students is that they are the ones that use bulling against people who are less popular than they are. Athletics do not care so much about their school and most of the times they will put off their homework assignments to the last minute. They use a lot of sport clothes. One of the big characteristics of them is they will always be on parties and that’s one of the reasons that this kind of students are sometimes related to alcohol or drug problems. Finally we have the problematic students who are always late to class or leave early; but mostly they will only show up on the first day of school, on the day of the midterm and the final this is the kind of students that teachers always have problems; they show no interest for the class and are always on the phone or having side conversations, and distracting other students; at the time of a test this kind of people will try to cheat from someone else and will always procrastinate on their school assignments. In conclusion, nerds, athletics and of course the problematic students are the most popular in all community colleges, and with whom we are going to have more than one class, we will see them around the campus, and I really think that even too we have different characteristics and personalities, we all have something to learn from each and one of us.