University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Top Questions

I brag most about the size and beauty of the campus. Our campus is not extremely large so you do see people you know every day but big enough that makes it easy to meet new people as well. This size allows room for landscaping instead of just buildings and people. This really adds to a home type feeling and also more relaxed feeling. Walking through campus and sitting on the grass are a great way to get the mind off of the stress that classes can have.

The overall atmosphere and the countless activites to involve yourself in...The academic life is challenging but not overwhelming.

The first thing that comes to mind is the social life at UNH. There is a lot to offer if you're a party-goer, a bar-hopper, someone who is into more wholesome fun, gamers, etc. Weekends tend to be what everyone looks forward to because it offers the largest opportunity to everyone to socialize in their own way and create memories.

I usually brag about the dining halls, the beautiful library, the diversity around campus, and my participation on the varsity cheerleading team.

The great campus

One of my Physics professors discovered the "Bow shock" phenomenon. I also talk about how I'm double majoring in English and Classics and minoring in Physics, and I bragged to one friend about how the book on his shelf was written by my Ancient Greek professor. I also talk about the fantastic food options, the wide and accepting collection of cultures, and all the fun social activities in which one can participate in addition to keeping up with school work.

My school has a very beautiful campus filled with so many wonderful acvitivites, clubs, athletics, and organizations to become involved in, I'm never, ever bored! All of my professors are extremley well-educated and passionate about teaching college students and they really know how to get the information to "stick" in our brains. Also being the hockey fan that I am, the hockey games are never shy of a fun, school-spirited time! Lastly, the food is actually very tasty and the variation meets any preferences any UNH student might have! Go UNH!!

I brag about the dorm that I live in and the campus facilities. The dorms are great, and everyone feels like family. The dining halls have THE BEST FOOD from any other cafeteria or dining hall from any other college campus I have been to. The campus itself is beautiful in every season, and the university takes great strides to keep it that way. I love my classes and the people I have met and had the privelege to work with. It is simply a really great school to be at.

The thing I brag about the most is the concerts we have here. There may only be three a year but most of the time they are pretty well known artists and the floor tickets are cheap. Most other schools don't have the luxury of being able to walk to a concert that is on campus.

When ever I talk about school I say how wonderful my teachers are. As a transfer student, I was very nervous, but my teachers made me feel welcomed and appreciated. I feel comfortable in the transition and supported on my journey.

The hockey team and dining hall are the only things I really "brag" about when it comes to this school.

We have great food! The UNH dining program is really exceptional and actively takes suggestions from students on how to improve their offerings. The campus is beautiful and just the right size- you never have to walk more than five or ten minutes to get anywhere on campus. Most academic buildings are fairly new and well-equipped with state-of-the-art technological equipment to facilitate classroom learning.

When I talk to my friends about the University of New Hampshire, I'll always brag about the cost of school supplies and books. The school is very expensve itself but there is alot of financial resources available.

I always tell my friends about the wonderful community at UNH. The other students are accepting; it's so easy to make friends. There's also so much to offer that smaller schools just don't have. It gives me the sense of community I once had while I was in high school. At UNH, though, I don't have to go far to find everything that I was offered at my high school - it's all right there.

When I talk to my friends about the University of New Hampshire I like to tell them about my dormitory. I was blessed with being placed into a newly renovated dorm that is highly sought after for students to live in. My dorm is home to some of the international students and learning about different cultures through them is eye opening. I love the atmosphere of my dorm as well. The residential advisors and hall director go out of their way to make me feel a part of the community and make me feel like I'm still at home.

Great research opportunities, many fantastic professors

You meet the coolest people at UNH. There are all kinds of activities for all different interests. It is by far the friendliest campus around and it is absolutely gorgeous watching the seasons change on campus.

The campus is very beautiful! The campus has rich history and the students that attend the university are very friendly. The University also provide awide range of study areas. The campus is not to big and not to small; it is very easy to find yourself here.

Honestly, I brag the most about how great the people are, and then I continue on how I have really found some great classes that have allowed me to focus in on a major and expand my education.

All the gret experiences I have in classes, all the classes I can take, and the great extra curricular activities we have available to us.