University of California-Riverside Top Questions

Sometimes the people are rude.

The most frustrating thing about my campus is that there are not enough classes available during registration. They have a tendency to not inform the students of how much limited space they have at the school until, you have paid your hard earned $200 for the orientation. With the high rate of tuition, students should have classes available to them. Instead we are getting ripped for our money. Tuition right now is almost at $30,000, and at that price students cannot find classes that will benefit them towards their major. My school does not care about the students.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the transportation. I commute and the parking is always a hassle than already living there on campus. As for the parking goes, the food there is very expesive compared to the restauraunts located outside of school.

It was hard to get classes sometimes depending on the order you were assigned to sign up for them.

It is hard to get involved being a commuter.

The Most frustating thing about my school is that there is not enough professors and there are too many sudents in one class.

During the 2009-2010 academic year, the financial aid office failed to offer adequat aid based on the estimated cost of atteding.

Something that made this quarter a bit difficult was the low number of classes available because of budget cuts. It was a bit challenging to get the classes I needed for the quarter since so many students were also trying to do the same and there were only a limited number of seats. At the end I was able to get all the classes I needed but it was indeed frustrating.

I think that one of the most frustratin things is getting different answers from different offices, it makes things difficult.

There isn't much around. Students need a car to get anywhere, and areas like the Riverside Plaza and other shopping areas require taking the freeway.