University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about school is the food. The food is the same every day and its really hard to be forced to eat the same food every week because you don't have resources to aquire food from outside of campus.

The location. I personally like more of a country surrounding and Oshkosh is kind of more of a city school. It's a very nice school no matter what, but It'd be nice to get away from the hectic lifestyle of the city.

The most frusterating thing to me about the school is that it is titled as not being a school for intellegent students. A school that is easy and only under achieving students enroll here. I believe that this school challanges me and cares about how I do at the school. I feel that the school is under appriecated, and it is a school that I plan to succeed while I attend here.

The most frustrating thing about my shcool is the meal plans. As a freshman I am required to have a specific plan that doesn't suit my needs well and can't be used where I would go the most. It also gives us so many meals that I end up loosing money.

There are not many frustrating things about the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh. Oshkosh like many other universities, has its ups and downs, but nothing that I get too aggravated by. University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh does a great job of listening to its students and adapting/adjusting to their requests if appropriate.

Nothing much, the school website could be more organized in a more sensible style. It can be slightly frustrating in attempting to find what you are looking for on the website. Another thing that is frustrating is the requirment to stay on compus for atleast two years (this is generally true for most if not all UW Schools).

Since I am a college student now, paying for college is the most frustrating thing about my school.

Almost all of the clubs meet on the same day at the same times, so you cant be in many things at once.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the fact that I am limited to the amount of clubs I can dedicate my time to. There are so many opportunities to get involved on my campus, but I have to find ways to balance schoolwork, my two jobs, and the clubs I am already involved in! I wish there were more hours in the day; I just want to do more and more!

The most frustrating part about my school is that if you live off-campus, like me, it is more difficult to meet new people and make new friends.

The most frustrating thing about my school is registering for classes. Many classes are difficult to get into as a freshman, especially science and math classes. Getting into classes seems to be very competitive because students with the most credits get to pick their classes first. By the time registering classes for underclassmen comes, most classes the students need are completely filled. There doesn't seem to be enough classes open in certain subjects and it would be very helpful if more opened up.

There really is nothing too frustrating about the school. The only problems I had with he school was that they had messed up who I am rooming with for a semester. It was not really a big deal though, otherwise they are very helpful in the process.

The most frustrating thing about my school would be when I transferred here, some of the credits had a hard time transferring. It was a hassel to figure it all out and took a lot of pushing, but after a while I managed to get my credits figured out and successfully transferred here.

The "forgivingness" of underage drinking. Many people get away with it and do not recieve the punishment they should be getting because it is assumed that every college student drinks.

They don't have enough social events for Freshmen to actual meet new friends. It was very difficult and lonley the first couple weeks when I was all alone because I came here by myself not knowing anyone. It would have been really nice if they had more get togethers so there was more of a chance to meet new people.

Currently, the most frustrating thing about my school is finding the money to pay my tuition. My financial aid doesn't cover nearly enough of my expenses, causing me to clear out my bank account in an attempt to ensure I have my expenses (books, tuition, meal plan) attended to.

Nothing!

The most frustrating thing is eating on weekends. It just be so crowded.

There is not enough diversity on campus. I am a biracial woman and people will say very racist things without realizing the impact of their words.

I came from a school that was in one building and it was hard to adjust to a school that had many different buildings. The hardest part is finding where your classes are located (not much different from high school); however, you learn quickly where everything is located. Other than that minor detail, the school is great and many people are willing to help you find your classes.