University of Georgia Top Questions

It is known as a party school with drinkers.

Parking services aren't very good, but other than that there is little wrong with this school!

It's a very liberal school, so you'd think they would be open-minded toward other opinions and religions. But I felt like I was the only one who held my conservative views. And I even had professors who graded me because my opinions did not match theirs.

The campus and town can easily be overrun during football season. It can be frustrating to attempt studying when certain libraries are not open during their typical hours due to a home football game. Similarly, coffee shops, restaurants, and bars are swamped so finding a quiet place to study during a home game can be a bit of a nightmare.

I would say the worst thing about my school is the importance put on Greek life. New Greek houses are always being erected and Greek events are always prominently advertised. It makes someone who isn't involved in the Greek system feel like a minority and like they're being left out of the social aspect of university.

I would have to say the amount of partying that goes on off and on campus would be the most frustrating part of this school.

The worst thing about my school would have to be the airconditioning of the dorms. Since my dorm is on a central heating and air unit all the rooms are the same temperature no matter how hot or cold it is outside. It always seems to be the polar opposite temperature inside than it is outside and whoever is in charge of the airconditioning controls never can get it right. It is freezing inside during the summer and scolding hot during the winter which is always a pain. I am very thankful this is the only bad thing about UGA.

The worst thing about my school is that the campus is very big, so you would have to run to classes that are on the other side of the campus or catch a bus, which can be crowded or takes awhile for the bus that you need to come.

The worst thing about my school is the lack of diversity. I get along with most everyone there and I am not alone, however I would enjoy a bit of time with people of my own culture instead of wandering in a sea of strangers.

My university doesn' have any major flaws.