Utah State University Top Questions

I like to longboard. I was "pulled over" one time for riding my longboard around campus not with the intent of solely traveling (i.e. I was doing small tricks, even though I was being completely courtious of those around me). That bugged me.

The most frustratiting thing I've felt about this school is the lack of religious diversity. Logan is predominantly Mormon with a few more christian based churches. I am not a religious person so I feel I have to be quiet about my views to be sure not to offend anyone. I don't dislike Mormons but I do feel like I don't fit in with most of the community.

Lots of drinking

People get way too pumped for the games, but that's the opinion of an introvert with migraines.

The counselors are not helpful

The most frustrating thing about the school is that it is school. The other problem is the hill; campus sits on a hill so most of the campus is at a fairly level height but when you live off campus it is a pain to get up the hill, especially in winter.

The most frustrating part about my college is the number of high school college credit courses that only transferred as electives rather than the subject they actually were. This was my fault as I did not check to see if USU accepted the credits I had decided to take in high school that would count to my college career. I wish I would have checked that out before taking those classes so I wasn't disappointed when I found out that I would still have take some of the general education classes that I thought I had covered.

The only really frustrating things that I can think of about this University are the fact that Utah State University lacks a medical program, and it's student fitness facilities need to be updated and expanded, of which they are in the process of doing so in the latter suggested complaint.

Teachers are either highly liberal or conservative. There is not a lof ot middle ground. For the most part our school is very consertaive however and I wish it was a little more diverse at times.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that it is so cold outside sometimes you feel like you never want to get out of bed. Negative temperatures and high winds are not the most inviting thing.

What I said above, and also FInancial Aid...there is hardly any given out anymore

It is a smaller town area, so it may lack attractions that a large town would have.

The most frustrating thing is probably the closing times of the places you can use your meal plan. It seems that everywhere you can eat closes pretty early so if you have late classes you don't have much of an option of what to eat.

The only frustrations I've had at this school are some of the departments don't have enough classes, which makes it hard to take the classes you want.

My school is pretty awesome. The big thing I have found that to be a problem is getting money for school. The other is the classes are fairly limited in the spring, so choose classes wisely.

One of the most frustrating things about Utah State University that wasn't really brought to my attention untill I was already enrolled here, was the reality of the location. Logan itself, is a very beautiful place. I think it is one of the most beautiful campus' I have ever seen, it is one of the reasons I chose Utah State. But Logan is in the middle of nowhere! You are about 45 minutes to the nearest town, so to have fun you have to be creative. There isn't a whole lot to do outside of the campus.

I dont really have a most frustrating thing about my school. I like it very much and am grateful for the classes and teachers I currently have.

Extremely Mormon dominated. Very little diversity and open-mindedness is almost absent

Sometimes there is just too much going on and it's hard to be aware of everything happening. They need a better way to advertise everything.

The switch board tends to give me the run around when I call with Questions.