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It floods when it rains

The worst aspect of the University of Houston is the Physics department due to the general ineffectiveness of the professors who teach within that department.

The worst thing about my school is its size and how it could be draggin to get from one side of campus to the other.

One of the things that 99.99{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of students complain about is parking. It is a nightmare. If you can not pay for garage parking due to price or availability, then you are stuck with economy parking which not only do you pay for but it is not guaranteed. It is a first come first served deal. If you can find a spot, it is usually really far away.

I love my school, therefore there is no "worst thing."

One of the worst things about my school is that is growing too big and mostly everything has to be done online. Example, scheduling an appointment to speak to an academic advisor. It's not like when I was at a community college and was able to walk in to wait for the next available counselor. Every college department has their own representative , but it's okay because that's the only way that the school can make sure they see every student. It can be intimidating at first, but one gets used to the procedures.

My school has had some problems with theft and students being harassed because of the area the school is located.

I believe that the worst thing at university of houston is the area that it is located. The university is located in the third ward which is not a place you would not want to raise your kids in.

Very big, hard to get to class on time

The ineffectiveness and apathy from nearly everyone who was employed by the school.

One of the worst things at the University of Houston would be the parking situation. With the new stadium being built and other kinds of construction that have been going on, there have been many parking lots that have been closed down due to the construction. If you want a really good parking spot and a guaranteed spot as well, you should definitely consider getting the parking garage pass because you will always have a secure spot on campus and your car would be protected from anything. Also you wouldn't be struggling in finding a spot every day.

The worst thing at Univeristy of Houston was receiving emails about police warnings of robbery, rape (rarely), etc. What I do know though is that security had been improving dramatically since the first day I attended UH.

I consider the lack of career advice the worst aspect of University of Houston. The lack of expertise and adequate guidance from the staff fell short of my expectations to the point where I had to seek guidance outside of the institution.

Due to miscommunication on behalf of the school, I was not able to access some of my important students records.

Since the orientation as a transfer student i haven't seen anything bad about my school. The only bad thing i am aware of is that the first year of studio for my five year completion of my bachelors degree in Architecture is that on your first day bring a lock otherwise other people will steal your stool. If you get a good stool its better to keep it close by with a lock nonetheless next time you will find yourself with an old shaky stool that might ruin your concentraion.

The school is located in an area that is high in crime, so at times, personal security can be an issue.

Parking. Parking by far is the only down side to The University of Houston.

Parking

I consider the availability as the worst thing about my school. From the time I was a freshman until now, I believe the amount of students enrolled has increased tremendously, and this means that more students are driving to school. The school doesn't really promote commuting to school either, so finding a parking spot is extremely difficult.

I'm a sucker for campus sizes. While attending A&M Galveston, I loved how small it was there. It took me 5 minutes to get to class on foot from my dormroom. I'm really nervous about the size of University of Houston. I have a long commute from home to school, and school to work. It's going to be a challenge, but I'm sure I will be alright.