Morgan State University Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about my school would have to be the number of sections available for a class. I am an education major, and the four classes I need to take all fall into the same timeframe. This means that I would either have to take one per semester or try for duel-enrollment at another college offering the same class. The availability of the classes is not whats best and/ or fair for the student, but what is the most convenient for the profeesor. I think this is unfair and backwards.

My school tends to mess up \my finances, and schedules alot.

The most frustrating thing about Morgan State University is the poor teacher to student ratio. In my opinion, Morgan State University class sizes are too large.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that despit all the great things this school has the students here seem to think there is nothing maybe because they are to busy paying for school.

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The staff is sometimes unhelpful or unknowledgable.

The most frustrating thing about the university is the lack of food choices. My food experience would be better if we had more resturants on campus and a more wide range of choices.

The number of classes available for each semester. Geting questions answer in the financial aid office.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the staff. When the semester begins you can find yourself in and out of the financial aid, bursar, and admissions offices due to loss of paperwork. You will find yourself waiting in lines for long periods of time in hot buildings. Your schedule could be dropped at any moment due to a staff member’s mistake. Even with all of these faults I still wouldn’t chose any other university than the illustrious Morgan State University.

I am very new in my college journey and I have not experienced any frustrating experiences just yet. My one challenge has been trying to pay for my first year tuition along with my housing costs. My mom is a single parent with three other children at home. So I am applying for every scholarship I am eligible to receive. But in all, I worked very hard in high school to be able to attend college and now I am here. I am very proud.