University of Arizona Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about my school is tuition constantly increasing. Low funding from state. Hard to get involved if not in Greek Life or student government.

The absolute most frustrating thing about this school is the fact that every teacher for every course is going to challenge you. It definitely is not the laid back atmosphere of high school anymore and adapting to that may be difficult. As a new student you have to learn to communicate with your professors and classmates in order to achieve the best benefit from the course. It seems hard at first but once you email your professors a couple times and meet with them you'll soon discover that what they want is the same as you, your success.

Without proper time management, the courseload can be overwhelming and feel impossible. However, so long as the right habits are learned and the students are determined, attending classes and completing the work is usually enjoyable and rewarding. Additionally, not many courses are offered online. Students have to be able and ready to attend almost every class in person, all across campus.

I love my school very much, so it's hard to think of anything that really frustrates me about it! If I had to choose something, it would probably be the price of just about everything at the school, especially tuition. I love the school itself, but if the price to attend wasn't so great, I would definitely love it even more! The fact that tuition is continuing to increase over the years doesn't make matters any better!

The most frustrating thing is that there are so many students at the school, that if you want to make a good impression on the professors in order for them to help you or identify your efforts, you have to really be dedicated to showing your commitment to thier class. The only way a professor will get to know you on a personal basis and see the efforts you make is if you attend their office hours weekly, constantly ask for help or advice, sit in the front of class and work to portray your dedication to their class.

The most frustrating thing about my school recently is the construction that is taking place at the University of Arizona. Honestly, I feel like there has never been a week where construction has not been going on. Sometimes it takes longer to get to class because of the detours that one has to take due to the blocked roads. I often get quite frustrated because I am sometimes late to class because I had to take a longer route. However, there is not construction in every area, so I feel that it is manageable.

I feel like they will suck you for your money at every chance. You will be fine $4o for a late library book. Rediculous.

There isn't that many things that is frustrating about U of A. Maybe the only thing that is a little frustrating is that since the U of A is so big it is a minor challenge getting from class to class in just ten minutes.

The most frustrating thing about the University of Arizona is adjusting to a bigger classroom setting. On some general education classes there are well over five hundred students in a large auditorium, and coming from a more intimate high school setting, it is definitely a challenging adjustment.

The most frustrating aspect of my school is the number of students I see who do not work to their full potential. They are given a marvelous opportunity by being able to attend the school, but they are simply letting this opportunity pass them by. I have an extremely high work ethic and it infuriates me to see others who are unwilling to work hard in order to ultimately better their own lives.