California State University-San Bernardino Top Questions

My school is great. We,as students, are graduating because we have passionate teachers who are there for their students when we need them.I do not have any complaints.

Honestly, the elements are. Very few days is it not very windy, cold or rainy. Can't have any loose papers are they will be blown away, and your backpack almost becomes your anchor to the ground.

CSUSB has very liberal professors and staff for the most part. Political views should be neutral based regardless of class. Some professors do not have adequate knowledge or do not stay up to date in their field.

I believe that the worst thing about my school is that many of our extra-curricular activities overlap, causing students to have to choose beween one or the other. This isn't usually an issue unless a student is involved with multiple majors or minors that would lead them to want to be involved with a mixture of various clubs and student organizations that meet at the same times.

The worst thing about Cal State San Bernardino would have to be the weather. It is a huge campus and when its hot, walking from class to class gets tiring quick. The winds in the valley are also very strong, so it causes the campus to close down and therefore students have classes canceled. Students want to be in class and want to learn, however sometimes the weather just does not want to cooperate.

The worst thing about my school is that it seems like it was everybody's last pick school so there's not alot of excitement about being there. It also gets a bad rap for being in san bernardino, but the school itself isn't bad. The kids however don't have a lot of motivation.

The worst thing about my school is the fact that it is so impacted. It makes it so difficult to just get into the classes you need. I know people that go here that have been going here for three years, yet they still haven't finished their general education requirements. I am currently paying $6,000 a year, yes it is cheaper than most universities, but is it really worth it if I will be going here for five or six years, just to get a bachelors degree?

So far, the worst thing about my school is the peole that come here, a lot of students don't actually want to be here.

I would consider location to be the worst thing. It can be a difficult commute to the school with all of the current freeway construction, and there are sections of the city where safety would be a concern. Thankfully, the part of the city where the school is located does feel relatively safe and secure.

My complaint is a trivial one. I am a transfer student from a community college and I am use to the close proximity of classes. Therefore my only complaint is the expansive spatial placement of classroom buildings. However I digress to state that it is valuble space to accommmodate crowd. I just miss the intimacy of the community college.

It's a commuter school so campus life is not very big. Also, the price for quarterly parking is outrageous

I believe that there is not one bad thing about my school. I love it and I would not change one thing.

Alot of people comute to campus.

Since I have barely been admitted as a transfer student, I have not had any negetive experiences with the campus or community yet. My only complaint so far is that many people claim that the campus has a beautiful landscape scenary. In my opinion, dirt and dry mountains aren't very aesthetically pleasing. I've also heard that brush fires have caused problems in the past. I've only heard of this, and have no record of whether or not the statement is true. I do know that warnings are given to students in case of an emergency.

The worst thing about my school would be the tuition. There are many students who either do not qualify for Financial Aid or do not receive enough Financial Aid. My first year at CSUSB, I received enough Financial Aid to pay for tuition, books, gas money and general spending like food. This year, I did not receive enough money for tuition! It is very frightening, because i now have to look for a way to get the money to pay for scool.

The structure in which the classes are in and the lack of resources known by the students from faulty. The structure can be less-time consuming and the professors can be more helpful in the sense of giving all possible resources for student knowledge and not be so diligent to ignore the needs of the students. Another worse value about the university would be the lack of healthy and affordable food choices.

There is no enough school spirit, the reason being that it is a commuter school.

The worst thing about CSUSB would be dining area simply because there is not that many options to choose from.

Since this is my first university experience, I really don't have much to say anything negative about it. I honestly really enjoy the campus and professors.

I have not found anything I dislike about my school for the time that I have attended.