Missouri State University-Springfield Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about Missouri State is getting help from advisors.

Sometimes finding time to get everything done ---rigourous courses and class schedules

Parking at the beginning of the semester. Textbook prices kill too, but I suspect that this is a problem at every school.

The most frustrating thing about my school is paying for it.

There seems to be a very sad future for many of the students here.

The most frustrating things about my school for me are personal, financial issues. Working around my advisor's schedule is a little tough sometimes, too, so I guess THAT is the most frustrating thing.

I think the most frustrating thing about my school is working with the Financial Aid office and receiving help. I wish they were more helpful, because it's not like paying for college on your own isn't hard enough as it is.

There is very little school spirit. They are trying desperately to improve MSU Maroon Pride and I hope they succeed because I am proud of my school. The buildings are not very attractive. Many were built in the 70's and don't match their surroundings anymore.

The paperwork. It seems to take forever to get the adminstration to give straight answers or quick responses.

The most frusterating thing about my school is signing up for classes. The whole process has to be done online and is used by over 22,000 students. Sometimes serveers get slow or frozen and classes are unavailable. But do not fear. If you choose this school, proffesionals and teachers help you with the process at orientation. Just get in an early slot to get the classes you want!