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To summerinthecity:
Regarding your first two questions, USC is very diverse. There are so many different people on campus, and there is something for everyone. 4 out of 5 students are not affiliated with Greek life, so social opportunites are available elsewhere.
It is very hard to define a typical student. A decade ago, we were truly the University of Spoiled Children, but that classification is as false as it gets. USC is currently a diverse institution with the largest population of internation students in the nation. Interests vary as much as the schools on campus, with different people drawn to the arts, gerontology, liberal arts, architecture, business, journalism, cinema, the sciences, planning, theater, and more.
Saturdays can get quiet, as many students leave campus or go home, but most stay. During the fall semester, many people are on campus for football games.
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