University of Nevada-Reno Top Questions

Graduate School counceling could use some work.

The student body because they are univolved, unfriendly, unwilling to help others (ie underclassmen), and think that they are better then everyone and this isolates them and others.

The cost of parking.

There's nothing bad about this school.

The stereotype that Reno is only full of casinos and prostitutes.

The worst thing about the school is the cost of parking and books because they are very pricy and add an additional burden to an already difficult financial situation.

There is little diversity in Northern Nevada, and that's reflected on campus.

Currently, my school is cutting its funds due to a budget crisis. Programs are being eliminated, and it is affecting many students. For example, I work as a tutor for our math department. We offer free tutoring to any student in need; however, our program has been considered "unnecessary." After May 2009, there will no longer be a Math Center and I will no longer have a jog on campus.

The only real problem I've had with this school concerns the math department. I've had three teachers so far and two of them spoke awful English and were hard to understand. The only good teacher I had moved on to bigger and better things. While that's easy to get over, the fact that each class has 100 to 200 students in it makes the learning enviornment more difficult to wade through than it should be.

The worst thing about my school is that the lay of the land is not as flat. There are some small hills and lots of stairs which can make it difficult if you have breathing problems.