University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Top Questions

I really dislike how the students stick to their own racial groups on campus. Students rarely intermingle with other races, and this causes a lot of mistrust between the groups. The enormous Greek system does not help the situation. It only enhances the prejudice feelings towards other groups.

The most frustrating thing about Illinois would be the large classrooms assigned for some classes. Sometimes it is hard to concentrate when people all around you are talking or playing on their phones.

It is frustrating that they make it difficult to transfer to the program you wish to pursue. Their transfer policy into the business program inhibits many smart individuals from pursuing a business degree. They do little to help the student who enters the school undecided about his or her major.

having to work and do school work

Trying to decide what I want to do there, there are so many options!

The most frustrating thing about the U of I is the competitiveness. Everyone is out there to be the best and most are willing to sacrifice friendships and honesty to reach the top. I know most college students are going to be competitive, but I feel because we produce some of the top business and engineering students in the nation, the competition is a tad bit more gruesome in our parts.

Meal plans not being flexible and costing too much for what they offer.

Not knowing most of your professors personally.

its hard work

The most frustrating thing about the University of Illinois is that it is the largest Greek system in the nation.