Boise State University Top Questions

Parking is probably the most annoying aspect of school.

The most frustrating about this school is that there is not a central agenda with all the courses. Not all of the teachers us blackboard and post your progress during the semester. Which makes it very stressful for the student.

Not having enough open classes when registering.

If I had to choose the most frustrating thing, it would most definitely have to be the parking! The college I currently go to, North Idaho College (which was not an option on the drop down list), does not have enough parking lots for all of the students. In the beginning of the year, one must arrive hours early in an attempt to find a spot. I even had to drive around for a good twenty minutes once in an effort to find a spot and get to class on time.

Sometimes they mess up paperwork or stuff with the online page

I believe the most frustrating thing about Boise State University is registering for classes. I am saying this because they do not list the course with the teacher who is teaching the class. They put the teacher one week before we start classes so this can ruin the students plans becuase people do not know if they are going to get the teacher they were planing.

Diversity not accepted here most of the population is anglo and very ignorant. If you are a minority and want a well rounded education here I wouldn't come here. The students here are non-traditional and a lot of them are married with kids. I've been around a lot of people on this campus and they all think the same very close minded. Most of them come from really small racest towns or their parents came from racest small towns the students grew up in Boise but still think like their parents very close minded very white supremecy.

The thing that most frustrates me is the college is very expensive and the parking is a bit difficult at times. the college is pretty spread out and it sometimes takes you 30 minutes to get to your next class after walking all the way across campus.

I think the most frustrating thing at my school is how fast the teachers teach a subject. They only have 50 minute classes and they zoom through information faster than it is possible to comprehend, and you might as well forget about taking notes. This makes assignments take longer because you must to review what you were supposed to have learned in class. Not taking proper notes also requires more study time before an exam, which means less time to do other homework. I feel that if the teachers could slow down the students would learn and retain more information.

The program that I was in did not have a lot of class options for electives. This was kind of frustrating.