Towson University Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about my school is that i see alot of people smoking around. i personally hate the smell of smoke and it irritates me. Everytime i am walking to a class there are people smoking that are walking infront of me , so i end up inhaling second- hand -smoke. i am concerend about my health and the health of others. If i could change anything about Towson i would it would be the about of smoking around the campus.

Although there is a dormitory for international students, there lacks a lot of diversity on the other parts of campus. The school needs a culture check. It is frustrating being a minority on this campus because students seem to rely on cliques for social events.

The most frustrating aspect of my school is honestly how it is layed out. There are too many hills and they are mostly upward and also all of the construction that is going on in campus. You can hear them working and banging their materials; it gets kind of distracting.

The most frustrating thing about my school now, is the current construction that is being applied to the campus to add on additional educational facilities. This is frustrating because there are so many detours that students have to take to classes. Sometimes it is difficult to manuver around the traffic. The construction also begins early in the morning , so for some students that can be an irritating factor if there classes are scheduled later than 8a.m in the morning. In some classes you can hear the busy sounds of costruction and it may be a distraction to students.

When I was first accepted to Towson, the housing administration told me I was going to be roomed in a forced triple. Because of the huge amount of people accepted into Towson, I was forced to room with two other girls in a double room. This was amazingly frustrating because I had to get used to rooming with two other people, then halfway through the year I was transferred to a different room which is now further from my classes. I very much think Towson should not have accepted so many people if they couldnt give them their own rooms.

As with most schools, it is the financial aid and the availability of classes. Since only a certain number of students are allowed in each class it is hard to graduate in four years, because you can't get the classes you need.

Enrolling in classes can be frustrating, and the lack of school spirit for sports teams makes going to football games not very fun

less blacks and african americans in my school. sometime i feel out of place

I never leave. I wen for undergrad and now i'm still here for grad school. Sometimes it is hard to find a nice place to study (quiet when alone or some chatter when with groups). PARKING, it can be extremly bad in the middle of the day, not worth the price of the pass. But if you have early or late classes not typically a problem.

The most frustrating thing about Towson University is that parking is really bad. Even living on campus, there is not enough parking spots for the number of permits that are given each year and there are currently no new plans to build parking. Instead, they are building three new academic buildings, which will lead to more students on an already crowded campus. While the campus is crowded, it is definitely not over capacity I feel, but it is getting close.