Kent State University at Kent Top Questions

The internet connection can really get bothersome at times. It gets patchy but for the most part it is reliable.

I have trouble juggling school and extra activities that will help toward my teaching career with my sport and everything it demands. Another thing is money, I had to get off campus to try and save money. Being an athlete I cannot get a job and make any income and the scholarships are very low.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the avaliability for on campus jobs, certain issues with dormrooms and people living in the dorms. After ahile the food becomes the same and is unappealing. The teachers are not always lineant on things or they want projects to be done right away, they don't think about students having jobs, lack of funds, time constraints, etc

Nothing about my school frustrates me!

In truth, I love it. I find not one thing to be wrong with it. If in fact there were something that had frustrated me, it would be that it's expensive. Other than that, it is a school that I'd consider to be excellent.

It is hard sometimes to balance out school work and a social life.

The most frustrating thing about Kent State would be the walking! It was difficult for me to get around at first, like most other freshman. Not knowing where each building was, then the process of actually finding the classroom was time consuming. I had to quickly learn how to manage my time. It was a struggle at first sticking to a set schedule but it was needed in order for me to get across campus and find my class room ON TIME!

The most frustrating thing about Kent is that, more often than not, professors have you buy books for classes that you use for maybe the first exam (if that) and then the rest of the semester's worth of material is lecture based, and is really all you need to pass the final, making buying the expensive books completely pointless.

The most frustrating thing about Kent State University is tuition and financial aid for in-state and especially out-of-state students.

The most frustrating thing would have to be that visitors have to pay for parking passes when visiting the institution.