The University of Alabama Top Questions

For me, it is the amount of money it costs to go to school there. Due to such the high costs, I have to work two jobs and be a full-time student in order to maintain my financial aid.

What frustrates me is the huge amount of focus on only "practical" fields like business, law, and medicine have all the nice buildings inside and all the lastest technology and featues while the art program and buildings are left up to the people in it. I wish they would put as much merit into their art program as they do the others because the students and the faculty are really good and really innovative, we just do not have all the resources and attention we need. I wish we could be more modernized and involved with the campus.

I would say, the basic requirements. I want to take more social behavioral classes but the basics only require 2 for which each of the others don't count except for a major in that subject.

Having to pay out-of-state tuition and never getting scholarships for all my hard work and good grades.

how intesne the greek life is

The most frustrating thing about UA is the parking and how far away it is from my classes. It gets frustrating having to walk so far every day, especially when it is raining or freezing cold. I have to space my classes at least 30 minutes apart to be able to make it on time without really having to rush.

Sometime the workload seems like a work overload.

Have to do a lot of walking.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the Machine, which is made up of all the predominantly white fraternities and sororities and how they run the campus, even if they're not playing fair.

Having to deal with all the sororities and fraternities members who believe they are better than you because they have the money to prove it.