The University of Alabama Top Questions

Smart minded people that attend the university. This university is a liberal arts school and if feels like a very strict conservative school with invisible boundaries.

I often find myself over stretched, not because of my work load, but because there are so many opportunities. All of those opportunites leave me wanting to explore. So, the most frustrating thing for me is time management. One might be in a study group when you here that your favorite author is speaking in the library in ten minutes, while at the same time a great band could be playing on the quad. Despite the frustration, having all of those choices has taught me to manage my time, which is an important skill to have for life.

Too much influence on fraternities and sororities

I LOVE my school. But I can't afford it. I'm an out of state student. Tuition seems to be rising each year, and when I do the math, the government gives me a little more every year; however, I still end up paying $12,000 a year out of pocket. I want to be a pediatric nurse when I grow up, and that dream seems to be slowly fading due to my poor financial situation. I LOVE THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA. I HATE MONEY :)

My school cares more about the money it makes off the students than the students themselves. They take as much money from the students as possible. The reason you are able to accept them taking all of your money is because the atmosphere is great down here but the students are the ones who make the atmosphere.

The only frustrating thing about this college is that if you ever get behind in class, it is hard to catch back up. But if you contact your instuctors, most of them will help you.

Students have to create their own opportunities... The good ones are readily available.

The Crimson Ride was invented to make getting across campus easier for students, but it never has a consistent schedule.

i never really get frustrated with the school

teacher office hours not flexible