Erica
I was frustrated by how much books cost and how I didn't have the option to not pay for a gym membership. I'm in graduate school at the U right now and I like this experience more than my undergraduate one because I'm required to have an internship and I feel like I'm getting more bang for my buck. My Psychology program didn't require an internship which I was disappointed in.
Sheila
The most frustrating thing about my school would have to be not getting money back if we don't use the full amount at the end of the week. We had to pay it so I think that it should be either given back at the end of the semester or added to the next weeks amount.
Amy
The only thing that bothers me about my school is have way too many options. I can never decide which classes to take because there are so many to choose from. I want to take as many classes as possible but its just not allowed.
Abigail
I believe that everyone should be treated equal, whether it be for your age, race or job. One thing that frustrates me about the University of Montana is that i believe the athletes within this school may be more priveledged than the others. I do however realize they work hard to achieve their success but in some cases they rank above others.
Trevor
There is never any parking on campus, and the city bus doesn't come to my neighborhood.
Brandon
The social lives that many struggle to maintain which damage their chances for success. So many students are concerned with how they look and who they hang out with instead of being concerned about their future. Drinking and drug use is a contribution to the problem but not very much. Many students want to be seen as the "cool kid" and want respect for simply being in the department, without doing much actual work. There is a large number of students that are not like that but the students that need attention tend to stick out and it is bothersome.
Brooke
There are very many different places you must visit in order to achieve different things. For instance, you must see a different person in a completely separate building in order to get information on finanicial aid, but then a different building to get the form for financial aid. It seems very confusing for incoming and new people, and takes a while to get the hang of.
Breanna
Previously, I had to chance to see the president and went to his office the other day, by the moment he looked nice and approachable and after the meeting is done, who's been disregarding my situation and took me over to the ohter department. and the worst memory is that I been told I need to go to pverty and that is the best solution I have got it from the dean of students, who could have gave me a proper measurement but which has shown that this school is only opened for those who are rich.
Alex
The most frustrating thing about my school is the financial aid office. It was very difficult as a transfer sophomore to learn exactly what I had to do to get my financial aid accepted, since I didn't get financial aid in my freshman year at a different college, and since I was newly married and working full time, taking the time for a full orientation was not high on my priority list. A possible solution might be emphasizing a short (one-hour) orientation session for non-traditional or transfer students.
Chelsea
I find it hard to find a most frustrating attribute about my school. I enjoy all aspects of the university, after all, that's why I chose to come here.