Syracuse University Top Questions

What do you consider the worst thing about Syracuse University? Why?

Brian

The city itself is a little bit isolated. The only way out of Syracuse is by going through Hancock International, which is tiny. So the holidays can get a bit crazy with everyone trying to leave at the very same time out of the little airport. There's also not much to do in the city...people almost always stay on campus.

Nina

The worst thing about Syracuse University is the location of some of the dormitory. Some of the dorms are far from the others where it gives students the feeling of isolation.

Julia

I think the self segregation is very debilitating. I went to a high school where everyone, no matter what race, had friends outside of their race. At Syracuse people tend to stay with their own race, and don't really intermingle, which I think is very wrong and inhibiting, socially.

Robert

The weather: It snows quite a bit in Syracuse, and is sunny less often then I would like.

Mai

There is nothing terrible at this school. The only negative factor is that it is always cold. Winter seem to be the longest season, it is always rainy and or snowing. It is difficult to keep a positive mood when the first thing you wake up to is 10 inches of snow. Though, as the year progress and the sun starts to come out, it makes that negaive factor fade away.

Nina

The worst thing I consider about my school is the amount of snow there is in the winter time.

Elisabeth

The weather

Donald

The worst thing about my school is that there are a lot of clicks. To fully experience Syracuse fun wise it is best to join a fraternity or sorority or some type of organization that allows you to meet people. Fraternity and sorority life is very big and classifies a lot of people. So I would say the clicks and stereotypes that go on rea a negative at my school.

Maureen

Upstate New York tends to get quite a bit of snow, which can just get annoying after a whlie.

Ann

The worst things are the tuition and the decline in proper campus security.