Arizona State University-Polytechnic Top Questions

The one problem with ASU that every student's agrees upon is ASU's system of determining GPA. As many people have exclaimed in frustration, "an A is an A!" Unfortunately, ASU differentiates between A-, A and A+ scores received in classes and incorporates those scores accordingly into the students' GPA. What frustrates myself and my peers is than an A- translates as a 3.7 GPA. To attain a 4.0 GPA the student must receive a grade of A or A+.

The most frustrating thing is trying to get into a class you need to graduate. The classes are big and sometimes too full so you get kicked out of a class you need. They need to make more classes available if they're that full.

They don't have a soccer team

Some of the computers in the Student Union are on old age and are torn apart.

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The most frustrating thing about my school is that due to its smaller size, a smaller selection of classes are available over, for example, the main campus,

The program is very intensive. It is fustrating only for the reason that I find myself really studying between classes, :)

The most frustrating aspect about this campus is the clicky nature of some of the students. The popularity race leftover from high school still lingers a bit.

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