Alex
Its located on a steep hill, and is literally like an ant hill with all the people running around. The parking department charges unfair amounts for tickets and is not forgiving. The number of places to park close to campus is minimal. It seems to be a bit of a rat race, and the non-professor faculty all push you on to get your questions out of their hair.
jolieta
The most frustrating thing about the university are the hills on campus and the distances the classes are. The campus is big, which means buildings are spread out on campus making walking difficult when the weather does not permit. Another frustrating thing about the campus is that there is not enough undergraduate parking on campus for those who drive to park on campus.
Shelby
you can't drive on campus Monday-Friday between the hours of 7:45am-5:00pm because it's closed because we have that many students walking!
Julie
The Program, Photomedia, I'm in is new, to the University, in the department of Design. It is quite frustrating, to me as well as my fellow classmates, the constant inconsistencies every semester. The required curriculum has changed. It is difficult to get into the required classes due to the few number of professors/instructors. It remains difficult to effectively plan a desired execution to graduation. We just roll with the punches, as they come. Gathering the needed knowledge for my future career path.
Wraye
The most furstrating thing about my school is that I am very interested in becoming a nurse, and in order to do that at the University of Kansas I will have to leave campus before others in order to finish my schooling at a hospital, and KU Medical Hospital is not located close to the school.
Amanda
I am a Graphic Design student and the program here is very intense. I have a lot of work and sometimes it is hard to keep my social life or stay focused. I talk to other friends at different schools in the same program and they don't have nearly as much work as I do. I think this is a good thing though because I am learning and experiencing more.
Jessica
The most frustrating thing would have to be trying to keep up with all the bills KU throws at you. I never know when or what is due.
Kevin
The amount of money spent attending any college is the most frustating part for me. I hardly have enough money to continue attending so I am always working during the week. It really makes it hard to put all of your effort into school when you have to work all the time. During the 2009-2010 school year I was extremely stressed I felt as if there was no time where i was not at work or trying to meet a deadline for a class. I just wish I could have focused more on my classes and not my finances.
Christopher
It's cost prohibitive. I'm a Kansas resident returning to school for my master's degree in Clinical Social Work this fall. I have taken out loans to cover tuition and books due to the department's providing very little in scholarship funding. Fortunately, I was offered government loans. Without them, I wouldn't be able to attend.