The University of Texas at Arlington Top Questions

Parking is by far the most frustrating thing about my university. Because my university is mostly a commuter’s school, parking is a pain for most of the students. Recently, the university opened up a new parking garage, but the disadvantage of this parking garage is that it’s very from the central library and other main buildings. I hope they create another parking garage closer to campus in the future.

I love everthing about my school. The professors and students are very friendly and engaging so they leave me with nothing to be frustrated about.

Time spent in projects for architecture are the only stressful thing, because it conflicts with time that is supposed to be spent for other classes. I love working on the projects it is just that it cosumes a lot of time.

The most frustrating thing about UT Arlington is how crowded EVERYTHING is! I feel like I should wear bumpers on the side of me while walking down the hallways. Bring your lunch! The lines are crazy for food and drinks. The computers in the library are always taken, so be sure to have your own at home!

The Most frustrating this about my school are the parking lots. Recently they build new parking lots but it is always a huge mess when you try to park expecially since my university is a large commuting school.

The most fusrating aspect of The University of Texas at Arlington is parking! There are so many commuter students and not enough parking spaces making it difficult to maneuver around campus. Each day it is a hassle to find a parking space close to one's class and it sometimes even make students late to class. UTA should definately consider expanding its parking lots and maybe build a new one to make parking a little bit easier for commuter students for those who live on campus that get caught up in the whirlwind!

Thus far I haven't found anything frustrating except for a lack of support or advising for external scholarships. My previous university had someone I could sit down with and ask questions about scholarships. But most of all, they gave me extensive ideas and a list of things to follow up on. One of their ideas resulted in a $500.00 scholarship last semester. This would be my only complaint thus far. It's a great university!

How the financial aid is handled frustrates me because it usually takes more time than they say it will, and thats caused me to be dropped from classes before. It's also frustrating because they promise to have extra financial aid available for students and then they decide to build a new stadium and park area instead of providing that money to help students afford thier tuition.

I would have to the most frustrating about my school right now are the weekends. On the weekends everybody tends to go home and most of the places are closed, and hardly anyone is around to hang out with. So I am usually just locked up in my room playing my games, or going to the gym to work. And considering that i don't have car i can't really go anywhere.

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