University of Nebraska-Lincoln Top Questions

The limited resources for our department.

I love my school, but if I had to name one thing that frustrates me I'd have to say the parking is pretty limited. I love the motorcycle parking up front, but if its rainy or snowing and I have to drive my truck, I have to park very far away.

So many people fall through the cracks. They cannot get an advisor they need, or professors just don't care. My situation was frustrating because I could not find an advisor that would help me out. I was a music minor, and I wanted to be a music major but I had to pass an audition. They told me to just keep taking music classes like I was a music major, and then I would stay caught up. In the end, the music people wouldn't help, and neither would any of the other advisors.

The most frustrating thing about my school would have to be that it can be confusing to get around. Being a freshman last year was very overwhelming and frightening at times. I did not know where a lot of resources and perks of the campus were. Another thing that was very frustrating was the cost of housing my freshman year.

not enough money for the Arts.

Some people aren't open to other viewpoints, politically.

The most frustrating thing about school here is the money situation. I think that is a problem anywhere though. I don't have enough money to pay for school.

The most frustrating thing about my school, is that teachers expect a lot out of students, but don't really explain the way things need to be done. Teachers also offer very little if any extra credit to try and balance out a bad test score.

Lack of good clubs.

The advisers aren't very helpful and figuring out your classes can be tricky. Also, it isn't as if your social life comes to you, you have to get out and find ways to connect, usually.