University of Nevada-Reno Top Questions

It is hard to get to know new people. Most of the students come to this school with their friends from highschool and only socialize within their click.

The walking

There are no frustrating things about my school

The most frustrating thing I would say is paying for the books. But that's with all the other schools, book prices are extremely high and when it's sold back in great condition you only get so little back.

Nothing!

Right now the most frustrating thing about the University of Nevada, Reno is the budget cuts. They are having to eliminate extracurricular activites or charge students more to be involved in them. They are also raising tuition which makes financial aid all the more important to students coming here and working their way through college as I am. I hope that we are able to gain control over this situation so that we can offer more to students rather than less.

The location, I don't like the fact that they built all of the hotels near the campus. Downtown is dirty and I often feel unsafe walking around there. The campus is beautiful and much safer. It would be great if the surrounding city was like the campus. Also, the current budget cuts are affecting a lot of the students, especially those in clubs or people who have on-campus jobs. It's not the school's fault, but it was very frustrating when I had to quit my job as a Volleyball Manager because they had insufficient funds.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that there are a variety of activities to participate in, but some activities are scheduled at the same time, which makes getting involved in some extracurriculars difficult.