University of Kentucky Top Questions

I feel the worst characteristic of this school is the parking and transportation system and the lack of costly, available on-campus parking.

i really dont like that the music department has the worst building on campus. they support the athletic bands but really nothing else.

I would have to say that one of the worst things about the school that i got to be that you have to park at the football statium and take the bus to campus and you have to pay $ 250 for a parking passes. I don't think that this is far. Also the school is not very diverse at all.

Parking on campus is difficult and annoying.

I consider the overall quality and variety of on-campus food to be the worst thing about the university of kentucky because there are really only about 6 main places to eat and the food at all of them seems to be very unhealthy. This lack of food variation makes eating on-campus very monotonous. Not to mention the high prices at the on-campus grocery store, which is just ludicrous. On-campus food is the definitely the worst part about my school.

The worst thing about my school is that little bit of people who don't care about anything. I would say 3/4 of the University of Kentucky's students are concentrated on their studies and working hard to graduate in time. And then there is that little percentage of students who just don't care. Who tempt you away from your schoolwork. I don't really like those people. I love the people who are at the library and are just as concerned at succeeding as I am.

Ummm probably finding parking.

The worst thing about my school are the rising prices of school tuition. I price isn't horrible but just that fact that this recessiona s casued us to raise the price is in some ways a problem. It's affordable but you never want to pay more and more each year to go to school.

The professors push a lot of material in a short amount of time. Also, in most classes, your grade only depends on three or four very difficult tests.

The worst thing about the University of Kentucky is the large size of some of the classes. Some of the classes are upwards of three hundred students. These large classes are usually what the students have to take in their first year. It is already hard enough to make the transition from high school to college and these large classes do not help. It is only once the students get to their sophomore or junior year that they start to have classes with twenty to forty students.