University of Idaho Top Questions

The worst thing that I can think of about the University of Idaho is that it doesn't have a lake or mountain resorts within a half and hour, but other that that I love where I go to school.

Probably the sororities and fraternities. Practically everything that has to deal with an injury in an inebreated state happens there. And a lot of them feel entitled in class. Another thing wold be the cutting of prgraoms becaus lack of funds. And how some classes won't let you make up some absences.

The worst thing about University of Idaho to me is the prices of on-campus meals. For example, today I noticed that a plastic cup of celery and a small cup of peanut butter is $2.39. Everything food related on-campus is severally over priced.

How cold it gets in the winter. the heated sidewalks freeze.

Poor leadership and poor financial decisions have left the University of Idaho to make bad choices. For example, the school is in a lot of debt and they continue to cut arts/language classes. Our football team is third from worst in the nation and we just signed a deal to renovate our "kibby dome" ( football stadium) for about 17 million I believe. There is too much politics involved in our school and the way it is run.

I feel like the administration and student government do not take into account the students' needs before they make decisions concerning us. Therefore they are often trying to make up bad decisions that don't actually help the students in practice, because they didn't bother to ask the community as a whole before they made these decisions.

cold weather in the winter

The worst thing I consider about the school is the cliques, some of the professors who can't speak English well, and advisors who don't know what they are doing.

The limited number of pages that can be printerd per student through the campus computers. Some buildings are very old, which gives them character, but the desks are very old along with the seats, making it uncomfortable and often times they break.

The hills through campus.