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It would have to be cellphones on campus considering that majority students do not pay attention to anything at all period. So many pedestrians would almost get ran over because a student is too busy into their phone rather than watching the road for vehicles. It is literally a madhouse on campus due to students giving more time to the phones than anything else.

It would have to be cellphones on campus considering that majority students do not pay attention to anything at all period. So many pedestrians would almost get ran over because a student is too busy into their phone rather than watching the road for vehicles. It is literally a madhouse on campus due to students giving more time to the phones than anything else.

The worst thing about my school is parking on campus. The univeristy was clearly not intended to be so large. It was not built on enough land to sustain the ype of intense growth it has experienced.

The worst thing about OSU is the limited vegan food options. While we are one of the healthiest campuses in America, the vegan options are limited on campus.

I can not think of anything that is the worst thing about my school. There are little improvements that could be made in many different areas, but I believe that the faculty and staff have the student's best interests in mind. Overall, I love my school and I am very glad that I made the decision to attend Oklahoma State University.

The only thing I have to say I dont like I about this school, is that I initially transferred here for veterinary medicine, but changed my major to nursing and they dont have a bachelors degree in nursing. The do have an associates, but I think if this school were to add a few more bachelors degrees to their curriculm they would have a larger influx of students.

The worst thing about Oklahome State University for me has to be the stigma people put on it, personally there is nothing about the actual unviersity I hate. People judge just becuase we are in Oklahoma that we don't do much or know much about anything. But OSU abolish those theories, and brings out the best in each and everyone.

The worst thing about this school is that there is a lot of alcohol consumed. I have seen many students get injured because of this overconsumption of alcohol. At football games, they have had to life flight many students to Oklahoma City after students rushed the field. I have also seen a lot of friends' grades suffer due to alcohol and lack of sleep. A lot of people focus more on parties and less on their education.

When I enrolled at Oklahoma State, I was aware of the immense amount of students that were going to become my peers. What I did not expect was the amount of soliciting going on throughout campus. I cannot even walk through the student union without having a hand full of fliers persuading me to attend an event, being pressured to buy tickets to those events, and a backpack full of souvenirs. I understand advertising, but the amount that goes on should be controlled by the university.

The worst thing about Oklahoma State is the weather. You never know what to expect, it is always different. Walking to class in snow one day and then it's sunny the next. One thing you can count on is that it will always be windy. Other than that Oklahoma State is the perfect place to come to school. I have only been here one semester and I have learned many valuable things.

The pressure to be a part of Greek life is the worst thing about my school. Sometimes people will view you as an outcast.

The worst thing about Oklahoma State is the distance from my family. I cannot say anything negative other than its location. I have not yet attended college at OSU but I have been to camps and meetings on campus. Being more than 15 hours away from family is difficult, but I wouldn't make that sacrifice if I wasn't getting the best education.

The worst thing about Oklahoma State University is that the Greek society is so pronounced. There is too much attention paid to frat and sorority houses and not enough to academics.

The worst thing about my school has to be the location. It is in Oklahoma and just recently there has been tornadoes, earthquakes, hail, and rain. The weather conditions makes it challenging to get from building to building, but other than that, I love the school!

The thing I consider to be the worst at Oklahoma State is the costs. Not simply the cost of tuition, but also the incredible amount of fees that are stacked on top of the tuition bill. I also feel that the costs of on-campus residency are absolutely preposterous. I realize that all colleges have high costs, but the costs of this state funded institution are completely unreasonable.

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I believe the worst thing about my school is some of their facilities for individual departments. Sometimes there isn't enough space or the buildings are not adequately built for the ways they are going to be used. For example, the music building wasn't built with accustic needs in mind and humidity and other environmental concerns. Some of the other buildings are falling into disrepair, but money has been donated to the university to fix all of the buildings on campus and make them better suited to meet the needs of the students and faculty.

The worst thing in my school is probably the food available on campus. There is not much to choose from and the variety gets old fast.

The worst thing about my school would have to be parking for resident halls. They give out more parking permits than there are spaces so you sometimes can't find a parking place. It's easier to find one if you have a Commuter sticker or Faculty sticker.

The worst thing about the school is the construction that is constantly going on around campus. It clogs roads, sidewalks, and crosswalks on campus, making it difficult to navigate around the school. Parking is also an issue in the school. On campus parking is virtually impossible and the endless construction doesn't help with that either. Juniors and Seniors usually move off campus and rent houses, apartments, even trailers to escape the claustrophobic dorm situation. However, there isn't enough campus parking to accomodate them so many are still forced to ride their bikes, walk, or use the transit buses.