University of Missouri-Columbia Top Questions

I feel that the school could improve on its type and number of social events that are not centered around the Greek life.

I feel that as a freshman at this school, there is an undue amount of pressure put on the students to join the Greek system. I have found, however, that after freshman year the social scene at the school opens itself in other directions. For example, the extensive East Campus neighborhood houses hundreds of students , both those in and out of the Greek system. If you didn't want to join a fraternity or sorority, this school would be best if you came having friends in higher grades that also are not a part of the Greek system.

There is a lot going on, so time management is difficult. School gets expensive also

Sometimes, even though I like the large university, I feel lost and sometimes don't really feel like there is anyone who can relate to whatever is I might be going through.

The only bad thing about my school is there are alot of greek life on campus. I'm not into that sort of thing and it is hard to meet people if you not greek, because it seems like everyone is.

The only bad thing I can say is bad is that the school is growing so rapidly that there is always construction going on to accomodate for the growth.

I think the worst part about my school is the limited financial aid available to out of state students. It is so much more costly to attend school out of state and they do not help anywhere near as much as they should, especially for students that need definite help monetarily.

The worst thing about my school is that when is snows, sometimes the snow and ice are on the sidewalks for a while.

I could do with a more liberal school but over all it is pretty relaxed here and everyone is fairly open to other ideas and lifestyles and views

The worst thing for me would be the cost because I am in debt right now and school is not cheap.