University of Georgia Top Questions

Most frustrating thing about UGA is the decisions made by the administration. Such as adding at first a 100 dollar fee and not a 200 dollar fee each semester that no one knows what it goes to. It is just a burden for students who struggle financially to get their education and have to scrape up an extra 100 or 200 each semester is just hard. Another frustrating part is the cost of parking on campus for the school year.

Some members of the staff do not know what they are talking about. You have to find the right person to help you or you will be running all over campus trying to find the information you need.

The school has a great bus system but sometimes the buses can get really crowded, especially on rainy days.

the only frustrating thing about my school is paying for tuition. Everything else is either just fine or is really good. The price of tuition for my school is a considerable amount (no less than $2000 per semester) so i have to work for one half of the year to pay for school , then attend school for the second half. I understand that i am getting a great education from a prestigious school (the University of Georgia), but tuition is quite a hassle to deal with before each semester.

I would have to say the most frustrating thing about UGA is that people still form these close knit groups that really destroy the diversity and interaction programs that my school is trying to establish.

One thing that could become annoying about this school is the chance of being overlooked. You must be assertive to do well at this school but you must be assertive to achieve anything you want in life.

Tuition. Grades which are largely contingent on teachers' personal biases.

Since our school is very researched based it is sometimes hard to get help from some teachers. Some of the teachers are a little to tough for the courses they teach.

There is such a big focus on football.

The core classes tend to fall at opposite ends of the campus which is also situated on a hilly terrain.