Colorado State University-Fort Collins Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about Colorado State University is the lack of availability of professors, advisors, and counselors.

Not being able to get into the classes that are needed to graduate because the class size is only one hundred students, while the degree program holds over a thousand.

Not enough time to do other things than school work.

The most frustrating thing about CSU are the building designs. When class is let out it is very difficult for all the people that want out to get out of the class rooms and stairs with all of the other students wanting in. They are older buildings so the stairs and doorways are narrow. It is always a struggle to get down the stairs and hurry to your next class because you will be waiting for hundereds of others to get down the narrow stairs ahead of you and hundreds more to come up.

It takes some work to stand out with the administration; you're basically just your student ID when trying to run through the registrar's office, or any other administrative process.

The wind! Fort Collins is a very windy town and it sometimes seems like there's no escape from it!

My advisor is not a very motivationg person in terms of helping students reach there goals. She is just there it tell you what classes take, and only has one way of doing it.

Having professors from other countries can be really beneficial to their students. But not when their students can't understand what they are saying. Because it is a research based university, many professors are there for research and only teach because it's in their contract. This has rarely caused them to be un-enthusiastic, but it has led to a failure to communicate.

There isn't enough parking.

the exams are extremely challenging, which is good for the mind, but sometimes they are so difficult that it doesnt matter whether you have attended every single lecture or read the entire book, you still perform poorly on the exams