University of Nebraska-Lincoln Top Questions

The people. I recently entered into a sorority, am a full time student, I am a part of RHA and a few bible studies and everyone I have met has been helpful. They tell you to call you when ever you need them weather it is a "sister" or your pshycology teacher. Perhaps it is the midwest or maybe it is the atmosphear of being on campus, but what ever it is, you can make friends in a second and connections for life.

I think the people are the best thing about my school. They are just so great and friendly. They are probably some of the best people a person could ever meet. They are willing to help you out with just about anything. Also, since this is bigger campus, the older students are more than happy to point you in the right direction.

Opportunity to be independent.

School Spirit. Everyone is always behind all of the sports teams no matter what it was, even if the team is doing poorly that year, the students never give up on them and always believe we can come back. And the student's section at all the games are always full with students cheering on the team.

The friendliness of both the student body and the faculty. I can easily start up a conversation with anyone on campus and can effortlessly get to know them better. It may seem akward at first talking to someone I have never met but I'm sure anyone would enjoy even a short conversation.

The atmosphere is the best part of UNL. Everyone is friendly and willing to help you out. The professors, TA's, and students are always on your side and willing to do anything to help you suceed. Despite its size, UNL has a great network and everyone knows everyone.

The opportunties because they allow for students to have hands on experience with the industry of their choce.

The fact that it's only an hour away from Omaha, because there's nothing to do in Lincoln. But Omaha is surprisingly rich in culture, so I like that.

There are many professionals and experts that teach here.

the architecture and interior design programs located in the architecture college are somewhat removed from the rest of the college