University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Top Questions

The process of ordering and purchasing books at the schools bookstore is unorganized and hard to complete within a single week.

The worst thing at my school is that there is not always enough availability to get the classes needed in order to graduate on time. Some people have to wait an entire year to get the class or go to a nearby school. As an example, I was not able to get into physiology for two semesters and ended up taking the class elsewhere.

If I had to choose, I would probably say the worst thing about Oshkosh is that I can only use one meal swipe per time slot as a freshman. Sometimes you get hungry when studying late at night, but you can't go to Scotty's to get anything to eat using your plan. It's not a huge deal, though, because the Corner Convenience Store usually saves the day on that one.

The students are the worst thing. They are all kind of inconsiderate and rude. They are not friendly and make the college experience not very fun.

I cannot think of any bad things about my school. Well, it is not really about the school, it is more of the city. They have a lot of roundabouts and it gets scary during winter. Our school is lovely as what it is. I love my school, so I cannot really spill out anything unlikeable about it. There may have some bad things about my school, but it is not enough to be part of my mind to be considered.

In my opinion the worst thing about UW-Oshkosh would be, honestly I love Oshkosh. I do not really have anything bad to say about the school. When telling others about the school, I recommend everyone to coming here.

I would consider the worst thing about my school is the crimes. This year within the first two months of school we had four robbings, and two batteries. The worst thing about my campus in my consideration is the crime within the first semester.

Its far from home, I miss my family and my dog.

Coming from a town where diversity flourished, it's safe to say that Oshkosh is lacking in the diversity department. It's troubling to me that some students look at our ethnic demographic and think over 70{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} caucasion is 'diverse' by any means. I see a lot of 'natural' segregation on campus. Even though students here are very friendly dispite that fact, it seems to be diluting the possibility of having that "maximum college experience" that we all hope to achieve in our few short years at a university.

Right now I would consider the worst thing about my school the unusually high amount of criminal activity, much of it directed toward or even perpetrated by students. This rash of unusual violence has led me to be quite concerned for the welfare and safety of the on campus students. It is my belief and my hope that the sincere and dedicated efforts of the local law enforcement agencies, both on campus and in the city itself will continue to work to apprehend the criminals and protect the students. I hope the school continues its safety emphasis and efforts too.