Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix Top Questions

The worst thing about Arizona State University at the Downtown Phoenix Campus is how far it is from the other campus. ASU has four different campuses and each campus holds different events. Such as Tempe holds all the althetic events. Sometimes transportation can be a pain when wanting to go to the other campuses. ASU doesn't do too many events to try to bring all four campuses together.

I consider the cafeteria food the worst thing about by school becuase they don't have very many healthy options. I do like some of the food there, but I wish we had more fruit and healthy meals to chose from.

I wish the Downtown Campus was a bit more connected like the Tempe Campus because it allows for meeting people of different majors

I consider the worst thing about my school to be the tuition expenses. I love everything else about my school, the expenses are just overwhelming and incredibly stressful.

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The reputation it has. We have a reputation for being a part school, but that is only a small fraction of the what actually goes on. We are a school that focuses on innovation and entrepreneurship as well as strong, ethical journalism.

The hassel with scheduling and getting classes figured out. Getting into all the classes that you need to is a hassel with the campus being smaller.

I beileve that the teachers and staff have been great and I have learned a lot. Never the less, some students do not really put a lot of effort to school, which makes me wonder, whose fault is it? Other than that I think that Arizona State University is awesome for me and they are well structured and have good sources.

I do not feel that my campus has enough activites and groups for students to be a part of. Arizona State University (the main campus) has a lot for students to do, but it is very inconvenient for students to travel 25 minutes on the light rail to get to an activity.

The Arizona State University at the Downtown Phoenix Campus is a great place to attend, however there are a few problems with the location. It is located in the heart of Downtown Phoenix, and is apart from the rest of the University. Unfortunately, that is the big downfall because all the great programs and clubs offered at the main campus aren't as available to students at the Downtown campus. There is a lightrail service to Tempe, but it's troublesome traveling for half and hour each way for something that may last only a few minutes.