University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Top Questions

I wish i would've known how hard it was going to be to get student loans and how expensive school is. Also that balancing was going to be a crucial skill in succeeding is college and without it I'd be lost.

There is not much I wish i knew before coming here, i mean i came to the orientation and they gave a great campus tour and all the details one would want to know.

I made a lot of discoveries while I was at UNH. The school was not my first choice, but I have found that I would not choose anywhere else. After spending my time in Hungary, I realized that they have so much to offer. Their engineering program is great and I really gain a lot from the classes and education system. I really am happy how they have so many other activities outside of class that allow you to stay involved with the campus and work towards building yourself as a person. The facilities on campus are in wonderful condition.

I wish I had known of the resources I have available to me at this school so I could have taken advantage of them immediately. It may be my own fault, but I feel a little out of the loop with everything that goes on and how things work at this school.

How hard it is to find parking.

I wish I had known about all of the activities that go on on campus. There are plenty of organizations and groups to get involved in. I wish I had gotten involved sooner.

I wish I had known about the lack of emphasis on research for undergraduates. There are some opportunities for undergrads to get involoved, but it requires a lot of time and work on the part of the student to find and pursue these opportunities. As a biochemistry major, I wish there were more readily available opportunities to participate in research projects.

The weather

The science professors are boring. Amazingly boring. It's almost always cold. And sometimes when there is a strong wind, you can smell the cows.

I was the perfect student. Great athlete, great student, president of my graduating class etc.