San Jose State University Top Questions

The worst thing I would consider would be the fact that they are cutting down classes and raising tuition

I would have to say the worse thing about my school is trying to find parking around the campus becuase sometimes i will be driving up and down the streets hunting for a spot and when i finally find one i end up being late for my class.

The worst thing about SJSU is that it is so big, some times i have to run to make it across campus to make it to my next class.

I consider the worst this the impact on sororities and faternities. I hated when they would make everyone who was not involed as an outcast I just felt like everyone should have been included.

The worse thing I consider about San Jose State Universtiy, is the recent tuition hikes, being college is hard and stressful enough. However, when tuition was hiked it just added to the stress that was already there.

It's a commuter campus, mainly, so sometimes it's difficult to make friends if you, yourself, commute. But if you get plugged in, it's really no problem at all.

parking garage is always full. i rather walk arround and not drive. There is too many cars trying to park even though a lot of garages structures are available on campus.

The worst at SJSU I might have to say that it is that it does not have some field of studies like architecture. If it would have it, I would have continue my graduate studies at SJSU.

Depending on the class students are not very friendly or willing to conversate.

In spite of what some people say, my experience at SJSU was a good one. I felt that I got a good education (I got my BA there in 1996), my instructors were great, etc. I just believe that pretty much any college is decent-so much has to do with the way that the student chooses to view the situation. If I had to say something bad about it, I guess the worst thing for me was the attitude that some of the kids had-like they were still in high school. Really immature.