University of Houston Top Questions

The worst part about University of Houston is how I feel that I am only a number, not a person, and no one ever stops to talk or say hello. Everyone is usually walking by themselves and have their headphones in, and interaction is minimal unless between good friends.

the community lack of pride. Its annoying as a varsity athlete to see people that live around the universoty of houston and wearing UT or T A&M stuff.

In my opinion what I find to be the worst thing is their grading system. I came from a university that had a completely different gradiing systmer. Mostly I will it is something that I am unuse to.

The worst thing about the University of Houston is that it is primarily a commuter school. This means that the University Center closes early on Fridays and that there aren't many food options open on the weekend other than the cafeteria. Being a commuter school also means that finding a parking space can be somewhat of a challenge at times.

sometimes its very quite on campus and people need to be more involved

Organization is aproblem sometimes. The school is growing so fast that it may sometimes be hard for them to keep up with every single detail. But if you get on to them they WILL address your issues.

Parking, because after a certain time in the morning all of the spaces are full. Then you have to wait for someone to leave in order to get a spot.

The worst thing i would consider about my school is the size. We have a huge campus. Having a huge campus can sometimes be a bad thing like when the whether is bad. Most people don't like walking to class when it's extremely hot or extremely cold. If you are considering attending the University of Houston you should really look into getting a bike.

needs more seating indoors/outdoors.

The worst thing about this campus is the lack of pride in the university's athletics and school history. Also it is mainly a commuter school so this also makes it difficult to socialize with other students. That's why it's important to join frats or sports teams.