Stockton University Top Questions

Unfortunetely, Stockton has the tendancy to be always inivating and trying to make our campus better, so there is some construction going on occassionally, although getting new buildings and creating new programs is a plus.

The day when students pick their classes. It is a little overwhelming because of the fact that there are so many students that want and have to pick their classes.

Richard Stockton College suffers from the drawback of being a suitcase school. Since it is directly linked to both the Atlantic City Expressway and the Garden State Parkway, commuters can easily reach the school. This leads to a smaller residential population, and more students are apt to go home on weekends or come to campus solely for classes.

The number of commuter students compared to the amount of parking spaces available.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the food that is offered. While it does have some food for vegetarians, if forgets about the people who are allergic to different foods. I am not a vegetarian or vegan (which the school provides food for) but I am allergic to gluten. This is anything with white flour and barley. Because of this, I cannot live in a housing area that does not provide a stove. I walk through campus feeling sick sometimes because I smell the gluten. Sometimes they have some options, but not enough to have a meal plan.

Registration process as a freshman

The most frustrating thing about the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey is that there are so many entertaining classes that I do not need to take but truly wish I could. I am going to be a fifth year senior and wish I could have taken 6 classes a semester instead of just 4 because even though they do not fit into my goals for my majors, I would love to get even more educated and experienced.

The most frustrating thing about my school may sound ridiculous at first, but once I explain why, you will understand. The fact that is is one long building is very confusing. There are 14 wings, but they are not all along the same wall, so as a new student, walking out of one wing to get to the next can get you lost, because you don't know weather to turn right or left. It takes some getting use to, but that is what I find the most frustrating.

I honestly do not believe that there is anything frustrating about Stockton. It is an extremely relaxing environment where all the students are laid back and the faculty actually cares. It is surprising how far the faculty will go to help out the students who go here. They make time for you if you need tutoring and will answer all of your questions in a speedy time period. This school is even less frustrating than high school and it is amazing about how everyone is treated on the same level, the level of equality.

The tuition. I thought that living at school wouldnt be that expensive but twenty grand a year is a bit much for instate tuition. The holds they put on your account for not being able to pay tuition ontime is annoying.