Florida Atlantic University Top Questions

The lack of connection between students and teachers, because there is a language, racial, enicity, and imtimidation barier.

The worst thing about my school is the parking. If you are a commuter, which I am, the parking is a pain. I end up parking rather far after circling the parking lot multiple times. I have to carry all that art supplies to long distances.

The worst thing about my school would have to be that everyone that applies cannot get in. There are so many different things to get involved and there is something for everyone. There are a lot of students but it has a small campus feel, which can keep you from missing home so much.

As I previously mentioned, the parking issue is very frustrating and requires and immediate attention.

There are mnay oppertunities available to a student at FAU. It is up to that student to make the best of thier own experience.

Glades road. The road leading to the school gets very congested and can make you late. Parking is a nightmare as well.

It's a good school, the only thing I don't like about it is how far away it is from my house. I live in West Palm Beach.

The staff in the housing office are often not considerate of students needs and they put themselves before the students on occassion.

I consider limited online class the worst thing about my schools. Limited access to distance learning limits the amount of classes students are able to enroll in. Many students hold a full time job and some may have family obligations that may limit their ability to participate in ground based classes.

The worst aspect of FAU is the size. It has a small amount of students and the majority of them are commuter students. The campus is dead on fridays and the weekends because most student go home for the weekend due to the fact that the majority of them reside close to campus. Another down fall has to be the fact that it is located so close to the beach. It tends to be a distraction sometimes because the weather in South Florida is so beautiful.