Texas State University Top Questions

I would say The worst thing about the school is the transit system. There simply is just not enough buses running the routes. The timing of the buses doess not cordinate well with the scheduling of the classes. When the buses do come around to pick students up from thier off campus apartments they are often way overcrowded forcing students to wait for a second or third bus which can make students late for thier classes and cuts into thier study time. They are transporting most of the off campus students on buses.

The worst thing about my school was the lack of on-campus living areas for families. As a newlywed, it was difficult to acquire on-campus housing for a new family.

The size of the campus is proving to be a difficult adjustment for me.

I do not have many negative things to say about Texas State University. The main thing I can complain about is the food - plain and simple. The food offered on campus is good, for a while anyway. Chick-Fil-A, Panda Express, and burgers almost everyday is not the best things to be eating, nor is it very tasty everyday either.

I think that the only negative part of my university is that it is considered a "party school". This isn't necessarily bad, but this stigma attracts many students who are attending just for the parties, so it can be hard to focus on school work when peer pressure to go to parties all the time is so great.

Probably the worst thing about my school is the parking situation. It is difficult to find a parking place close to your dorm.

Every girl looks about the same. Every girl has bleach blond hair, Abercrombie clothes, and fake tans. They are extremely "clicky". There are very few girls/guys who take advantage of looking different. I feel very uncomfortable wearing anything but name brand clothing....however...I'm 27. I am too old to be wearing clothes as such. I often feel like I stick out like a sore thumb.

Thats easy...Texas State is great except for the awful parking situation. There is no where for commuters to park for free. Either we have to walk a mile and climb a mountain to get to class if we want to park for free or we can choose to pay 4 dollars an hour to park in the parking garage of our choice.

I think my school could attract more students and better athletes if we competed at a higher level and division. I see the enthusiasm at this school, the students are proud to be a Bobcat, however there is always room for improvement. I want Texas State to be considered a difficult school to get into and remain in, not just a party school. Texas State has great professors, and smart students, the "party image" needs to decline in order to attract the right kinds of individuals.

The worst thing about the school is just parking and the number of freshman they allow in when there is not enough room. This puts the returning students at a disadvantage of getting kicked off campus.