Washington State University Top Questions

The most frustrating is not knowing anyone in your first year. I struggled on making new friends because it was pretty hard for me. Until then I started to gain new friends and joined a fraternity to have brothers. Making friends was frustrating, but it works out in the future.

There isn't great resource to help you catch back up if you fall behind, everyone's sort of on their own.

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The most frustrating thing about WSU has to be that there are a lot of hills. However after a short period of time you tend to get used to them and they are a great form of cardio for those that don't like to exercise frequently.

The lack of understanding towards students who come from families of financial struggle.

The fact that it is in the middle of nowhere and if the weather is bad (which it typically is in the winter) it can be very difficult to get back to the Westside of the state and the Seattle area. Also, because we are such a tight-knit community there are sometimes rivalries and drama between the fraternities and between the sororities.

Due to lack of resources and budget cut, some of the programs are no longer available. Business students are only allowed to have one major, no minor or double major. This will makes it less favorable when other students come to choosing their university. Also, since the school is located in a town, there are less jobs and internships available for students to gain hands-on experience before they enter to workplace.

I really loved WSU and can not think of anything negative about it other than the weather.

Having professors that are talented in their area but have no teaching skills whatsoever.

We are located in an extension of WSU here at the Spokane Riverpoint campus, and the size of this campus is smaller than the main one. There is less alternatives to healthier food here (we only have one food vender).