Michigan State University Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about Michigan State University is that the train, that can be heard all over campus, comes at all hours of the night and blares its horn for long periods of time.

For me , I am an out of state student and the tutition is somewhat high.

Campus is so large, it can be overwhelming at times.

Being able to achieve good grades, which is also for any student who attends any school.

A lot of the buildings are not clearly labeled so its easy to get lost at first.

The most frustrating thing about Michigan State is having to takes the bus around campus. Michigan State is a beautiful place but the campus is huge.

The most frustrating thing about my school like any other school is the work. Yes we have all heard the same story over and over about the work being too hard. Michigan State challenges their students to do the best they can with advance tactics and showing students that if they don't want to help themselves nobody is going to either.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the sheer size of the campus. It makes getting from class to class almost impossible. Yes, we are able to create our own schedule and plan out our classes, but with all of the organizations and clubs that people belong to, sometimes we have to schedule classes back to back thus sometimes only having 20 minutes to get to class. Usually this would not be a problem on any other campus, but since Michigan State is such a large campus, it is basically impossible to get across campus in the time allowed.

I'm an out of state student and even as an honors college member (who receives an additional scholarship) tuition for out of state is totally unaffordable for the average family. I love Michigan State and intend to graduate from the university but currently I have to take a year off from school to earn enough money to do that.

The most frustrating thing about Michigan State is definitely the lack of parking spaces near key places on campus, such as dorms, class buildings, etc. That's really the only issue that I can think of that was personally frustrating.