University of Utah Top Questions

It's built on a hill. As a student that has a lot of text books, it really sucks walking up hill to all of my classes.

The most frustrating thing at my school is the number of students. It makes it a lot harder to get close to the professors when there are 60+ (somestimes 100+) students in the class.

The cost.

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The most frustrating thing about the UofU is the financial aid office, they always have a line and when you finally get the chance to talk to someone there it's similar to talking with a robot. They do not send notification if something is wrong and tuition is due way to soon into the semester so most semester I pay out of pocket and wait for weeks before seeing any financial aid.

The most frustrating thing about my school is how far apart each building is placed. It takes about fifteen to thirty minutes to walk to each class, which can be a real pain in the winter.

The cost of tuition is the most frustrating thing about school. It seems there are fees, upon fees, upon fees that never stop.

The most frustrating part of going here is that the lecture halls can be huge. Usually this only pertains to a select number of general classes, but the halls can be up to 600 students.

The most frustrating thing about the school is that they didn't accept a lot of my transfer credits.

Important classes in the respective field are usually scheduled only one semster per year.

IT IS REALLY BIG AND IT IS REALLY EASY TO GET LOST

If you are not mormon, sometimes I feel as though it can be hard to fit in.

MANQUE DE PERFORMANCE

The most frustarating thing about my school is the freshman class sizes. I have a few classes that are 250 + students. I would prefer if there was a little more one on one with the teacher.

There is hardly any night life! There is, however, a Late Night Programming Board that creates events most Thurs-Sat evenings, but b/c this is a dry campus everyone moves off campus to party.

The most frustrating thing about the University of Utah is that it is a commuter school. Many people drive up from home in the mornings and then leave right after their classes leaving no opportunities to meet other students. I have tried to veer from this habit but it is still present in students around me. The other frustrating thing is that the campus is huge and the Utah winters are cold! However, that's Utah and we all learn to live with it. :)

The most frustrating thing about my school is the lack of environmental science program. The campus itself is making a strong effort to be environmentally sounds, but offers no environmental science degree. I was in apart of the biology program because that is what I want to study, but the program is so overwhelmed with pre-med students that us environmental folk get shut out, so I have switched my major to geology. I am not quite getting the ecological view point I was hoping for, but still enjoy it.

What I find most frustrating is how scattered everything is- it's such a large campus that you find yourself not having enough time in between classes.

It can be frustrating to try to get in to talk to a financial aid counselor and nearly impossible to call them.

The most frustrating thing about the University of Utah is the ongoing construction. They finish ne project and as soon as you think the construction is over, they block off another parking lot and start tearing apart another building for improvement. It's not all bad though, because the improvements are always worth the wait. The biggest inconvenience is re-routing.