New Mexico State University-Main Campus Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about New Mexico State University-Main Campus is the parking. My apartment is five minutes away form MOST of my classes but there are some that are fifteen to twenty minutes away. It is not worth buying a parking permit when I would have to walk just as far if I were to park on campus.

From what I have experienced so far nothing is frustrating at my school the only thing that gets pretty frustrating is when midterms and finals come around. It is a lot to do in so little time. With studying and meeting deadlines it can be tough.

The one thing that is frustrating is dealing with the education building staff sometimes.

The advisors are frustrating. I am a distance learning participant and have a hard time getting a hold of my advisor.

I do not have the time to balance home school and work priorites.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that many of the students are very disrespectful to the property, and it relfects on the campus.

There is not that many parking spaces. Sometimes it takes more than half an hour just to find a parking space.

The most frustrating thing about New Mexico State University is trying to get into a class, because they get filled up so quick. You see an open class and as soon as you click on it, it is already close.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the traffic/parking infrastructure. The highway which leads to the school becomes dangerously congested around 8 am; many accidents take place during the semester on this highway. Once you've found a parking space on campus, you might have to walk across one of the few busy intersections on campus; here, people are very impatient and will run you over if you are not vigilant.

Everything about this school is very accomodating and easy to use. If i had to chose on frustrating thing though, it would be the lack of parking. You pretty much have to walk anywhere or else leave 2 hours early to find a parking spot so that you aren't late to class.