Michigan State University Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about school for me is probably having to get up for a class at 8 o'clock in the morning. Not only are you supposed to wake up at an ungodly hour, but the professor believes you would be able to pay attention in the class when you are still sleepy. I am in my second year of college now and I still can not adjust to that.

Trying to change classes for the upcoming semester and not having a fall break; the schedule builder website is not always up and running, and around the middle of the semester people get really tired, but there is no sanctuary for old men.

Transportation can be a problem. They discourage cars so there is very little, very expensive parking for students. Bikes run wild across the sidewalks, and buses are everywhere. I was hit by a car while on my bike, my bike was stolen, and other bikes ran into me. To put it plainly, be wary of riding a bike to class. :0)

The most frustrating thing about Michigan State University has to be the size of campus. It is absolutely huge. I know that East Lansing has one of the most efficient and well-known public transportation systems in the country with the CATA Buses, but I am far too stubborn to use them everyday. If you are planning on attending MSU, it would be wise of you to bring a bicycle. The classrooms are spread wide over campus, but there is always a bike rack near wherever you are going. Probably part of the Go Green Movement we always hear about.

Inaccessible-the administrators/faculty at this school don't seek out students, you have to go to a great deal of trouble sometimes to get something simple accomplished.

The most frustrating thing about my school are the cold, snowy winters. These winters make it difficult to travel to and from classes and be on time as well.

Because it's a big campus, it makes it difficult to find your way around, especially to buildings you've never been to before. It's easy to get lost if you don't know where you're going.

Its pretty spread out so in the winter getting from class to class isnt a lot of fun because we get so much snow and the wind picks up.

Almost everything about my school is great, the most frustrating this is paying for my education. Michgan State is a competiv school, so there are many students dying to get in with adequate funding. I was not given financial aid when school started, but before I came to school my father's job had a pay cut to half of what he was earning. This tragedy has caused major problems and could be the cause of me leaving MSU. If I had the funds, then nothing about my school would be frustrating.

Classes.