University of Georgia Top Questions

It's very impersonal, and making real friends outside of greek life is difficult.

The administration can be a pain in the butt, but when students get their point across, we get things accomplished in our own favor.

The students are party all the time. Classooms are filthy. Classes are too large. Hard to get ahold of professors after class.

Probably the campus police. They tend to give out tickets that are very expensive and sometimes go out of their jurisdiction. I can't really thing of anything really bad about UGA other than that I guess.

Its emphasis on diversity and tolerance does not apply to all groups. To be diverse they discriminate against some of the other ethnic groups.

The class schedule could be better if we were on a quarter or trimester system. Going to class on every other day for extended periods of time gets tedious when the classes are drawn out too long over a semester.

Lack of Diversity

Parking

Unless you are involved in a "liberal" field such as the arts, generally the people on campus are very conservative and not very open minded or willing to change; many in the general population are involved in a fraternity or sorority and are therefore very high up in the university social ladder. Football also dominates everything else, and seems to be given more attention or focus than academics sometimes.

The amount of social activities can be a distractor for some students. Sometimes, it's difficult to study when there are football games. However, you can find facilities that are quiet where you can study even on game days.