University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Top Questions

So much to do, so little time.

I feel as though the most frustating thing about my school are the constant stares at the little black girl whose at school for the same reasons they are. Looking down upon me as if i'm not suppose to be there but like the famouse poet Maya Angelou say "i'll rise".

When I first started school, it was a huge adjustment as I had to be responsible for figuring out what the homework was and when it was due. Teaches seemed to not give this information out like in high school.

The amount of drinking that takes place on campus

Diversity is encouraged, but not always practiced when it comes to a view or religion that is considered by others "close minded". Often times these people do not fully understand the views that they don't have tolerance for and therefore don't realize that they are being close minded to other's beliefs and opinions.

I think the only frustrating thing about my school is the higher cost of attendence. Although I got Financial Aid, that was still not enough. It just like a hole that is hard to fill.

Financial aid... up until this semester I got nothing but Stafford loans. Early reports indicated Pell grant funding, which never materialized.

for me the most frustrating part is dealing with the cold and the weather

The administrative decisions that the students are not able to participate in...that directly affect the student body. Additionally Professors who are allowed to teach due to the fact that they bring in tons of money to the school thorugh research, even thoguh they have no interest in actually teaching and only due it due to contractual obligations. I can understand if they would rather do their research, but its part of their job to teach so they should take some pride in it, and should attempt to do it well

In the middle of the winter when it is snowy and cold they do not always cancel classes. Classes are only cancelled when the roads are not safe to drive. So, make sure you buy a really good pair of snow boots and a warm coat.