University of Arizona Top Questions

What I find unique about the University of Arizona is that everyone here is very freindly and outgoing, including the professors. The teachers do everything in their power to educate their students. If students have a few questions after class about the current lecture, the professor will spend extra time answering them without hesitation. I feel like we have a very positive and enthusiastic community in our school that is much different than any other university in the country.

The University of Arizona is a very unique and organized school. The buildings and classes are easy to find. Students are very friendly and always willing to help you find your way around also. Advisors are welcoming to everyone and extremely passionate about helping. The entire campus is clean and it is a beautiful sight to look at. The weather is generally always nice in Arizona and you will always find students studying, reading, or doing homework in the many grassy park areas outside. Not many other schools are encompassed by a clean environment and beautiful weather.

Since I haven't attended a semester at my new school this question is difficult. I would say that the business school is highly ranked nationally and offers many competitive programs which is great to have in Tucson.

The honors college provides numerous opportunities and students in the honors college recieve special attention.

The University of Arizona is unique in many ways. The university provides a professional environment for student to delve into and learn how to behave and act in the "real world". The professors are very engaged in their work of study and are inspiring to the eager student body.

The most unique thing about the U of A that made me choose the school was that it was so close to home. I've lived my whole life in tucson. I've watched the basketball team win the national title in 1997. I've sat and watched as bulldozers and construction workers tore down the old score board and replace it with a overwhelmingly skyscraper of a jumbotron. I've seen The President of the United States speak to the community of tucson on the campus. And I've bled red, white, and blue all of my life.

The very first building that was the University of Arizona is still on campus. It is used for meetings and some classes. Also, the university became a school before Arizona became a state.

It's a state school, and so it's what you make of it. Build your resume, plan ahead, get involved, save money, pick a good program. Become the person you want to be. You won't be blown away by the Arizona experience, but if you make it worthwhile by living every day the best you can, you'll have a great time. For me, I went here because of money, and the fact that ASU and NAU are inferior schools, with poor standards of education. I wouldn't recommend getting 200,000 in debt to go to some average private school. If it's Yale, then go for it. But, for example, I had to choose between Arizona and UC-Santa Barbara (Arizona for almost nothing and USCB for a fortune), and Arizona was an obvious choice. If you can afford it and can stay out of debt, look into other schools, but for your dollar, you won't get a better undergrad experience than Arizona. But it is what you make of it. If you don't take advantage of everything and be proactive, you will be really behind coming out of Arizona.

U of A posesses many unique attributes, but Progrwhat really has affected me are its many opportunities for the students to excell. The programs that are offered include the Think Tank, an effective tutoring tool with several locations across the campus. Students are able to come in for free tutoring in virtually any subject, and one-on-one assistance is always available. Such a service is a priceless tool for university students such as myself.