University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about my school is that it is so spread out. So in the winter you may have to walk a long way in the cold to your classes. There are buses, but never seem to be there when I need one.

The school does not keep in touch as much as is necessary for incoming students and is overcrowded, pushing students away.

That they don't have a varsity baseball team. Honestly, as someone who loves the game of baseball, it would be much more enjoyable to watch a varsity team versus a club team. I want to work in sports, most likely baseball, either as a coach or executive, and it would be great if they had a varsity program.

The most frusturating thing about my school is its location. I am looking for an internship in a criminal justice or law field, and unfortunately there are few of these types of internships located close to my university. Most of these types of internships are located in Boston, MA.

it is hard to find answers for questions related to finacial aid, scholarships, and course information at this school. sometimes I can't even find the answers I am looking for. When trying to find out exactly what courses I have left to take to graduate it is had for anyone to tell me since degrees are so variable.

I think the advising here is pretty frustrating, along with the financial aid department. I don't think my adviser is well suited for the job, I have done a lot of graduate school research on my own with little guidance.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the cost. I have to pay for college by myself because my parents do not have the money. My mother is a stay at home mom and my father is a machanic. They are divorced.

I would say the most frustrating part of my University experience has been the quality of my academic advisor. Everytime I go see him it's always the same routine; see what classes I've taken, mark them down, address the classes I need to take, quick handshake, and then I leave. My advisor never seems to take an interest in who I am as a person. I wish he would be enthusiastic in helping me furthur my academic goals and provide me with opportunities to gain extracurricular experiences in my field.

The most frustrating thing about UNH has to be the general intro to science lectures. These lectures have a span of students who have taken and mastered the subject already and they also contain students who have no idea what is going on. The large range of abilities in these huge classes and the inability to move on until everyone has had the subject taught to them can be very frustrating.

The most fustrating thing at my school is the forced triples rooming arangement in the dorms. It is very small an hard to find alternative housing as a freshman.