University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about the University of New Hampshire is having to deal with the effects of alcohol and drugs. I personally do not use any of those substances, but still have to deal with people who are under the influence. I don't enjoy having to deal with their noise at one or two in the morning or having to walk around campus and see the remains from their partying (cans, trash, vandalism, etc.).

Trying to find a job on campus.

The most frustrating thing about my school is how close to home it is for me (although that is sometimes a benefit).

The most frustrating thing about the school would have to be when some of the professors change the syllabus during the semester or add materials that are to be on an exam two days prior. Other than that one incident, i do not find the school to be that frusturating infact i find it a place to relax and get work done.

Nothing frustrates me about the school other then when certain dining halls on campus are closed.

To be "cool" you have to look like everyone else and party in your free time.

The most frustrating thing about attending the University of New Hampshire is the size of the school. Although I enjoy the small classes that I have selected, I sometimes find that attending a school with thousands of kids is a bit impersonal as I feel that I never see the same person twice (with the exception of people who live in my hall).

The most frustrating thing I find about my school is the size of it. University of New Hampshire is very large and I find it hard to get to the library a sufficent amount of times during the week.

I haven't experienced anything particularly frustrating in my school so far, but I've heard that the science department isn't as advanced as other schools. Overall, I think my school is a very accommodating school without many frustrating incidents.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the cost. even though I love coming to the school, UNh is unfortunatley not the easiest college to pay for. I find myself struggling to stay.