This challenges us to have our processes operating at the very highest levels. They are also quite attuned to sophisticated presentations. This is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it challenges our faculty to be more professional presenters. On the other, sometimes students then become more focused on presentation than on the content.
Young people are much more independent.
They grow up faster, are exposed to so much information, and thus, are more sophisticated than students 10 or 20 years ago. They have a much more global sensibility to them, and so have a certain sophistication, a greater sense of social responsibility. Their levels of volunteerism are higher than any previous generation. Technology has helped cultivate this global consciousness. You are precisely the students we want.