University of Missouri-Columbia Top Questions

The workload, and how large the campus is, but you get used to it after a while.

Live life have fun

I havent found anything really frustrating about my school. All my teachers have been a major support to my career as a student and trying to find a future job.

Parking. It seems like campus PD sits down with a map and finds the garage farthest away from the one that you requested.

Sometimes I feel overwhelmed and intimidated by how large the school is.

The campus is large and sometimes you have to hustle between classes if they are far away.

Currently there is a lot of construction going on around campus. It is scheduled to be done in a couple of years but by then most of the students here will already be gone. The construction also cut down on the amount of space that students had to study, eat, and hang out between classes.

Sometimes you do get a teacher that should not be teaching, but not very often.

The most frustrating thing about my school might be the emphasis put on Greek life. Greek life is definitely a great option for some, but not for everyone. It sometimes feels like you have to go Greek to fit in with different things.

The financial aid department can be hard to deal with; they certainly aren't helpful. It is also a very expensive school if you aren't in state. Most people from out of state are there for the journalism program. As one of the best journalism programs in the world, it is worth the expense...but it will cost you. You get the impression from the University that they think they're a little more presitgious than they are. They have some good programs, but Journalism is really the only one they're known for.