Virginia Wesleyan College Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about my school is that the internet is very unreliable and often does not work.

Unfortunately, just like any other place, there is a definite problem with cliques. I have seen people leave and me too left another school because of this same issue. All the activities and groups that are on the campus should do more to genuinely incorporate everyone and treat everyone the same.

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The most frustrating thing about my school is the cost. My brother and I both attend Virginia Wesleyan and it is frustrating because our parents cannot afford to pay for one of us to go to school let alone both of us.

The most frustrating thing would be making sure you have enough money to pay for this institution.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the housing availability. When it comes time to pick your room for next year there is always a slim chance you will get what you planned on. Upper-classmen don't even have good chances with housing. I think we need tighter regulations on Freshmen and Sophomores being able to live in upper-classmen housing.

the most frustrating thing about this school are its dining services. their hours can be better, the food can be better, and service overall. also, on campus housing can improve because many individuals do not get their moneys worth. another frustrating issue would be the business office at the school, the person at front desk who handles everyones bills does not do a good job. she messed up a $10,000 check of mine amongst many other of my peers. the office fails to understand the financial burden some face because of their mistakes.

The amount of access allowed to commuters is limited.

Dilapidation of some facilities (especially the dorms), getting the "run-around," and small size.

There is nothing frustrating about my school. My school helps you to understand your classes and why it is necessary for you to take mthe right ones to get your degree. If you have any problems there is always someone there to help you and explain what you need to know.