University of North Texas Top Questions

Little parking, campus security gives out too many tickets when there are no parking spots

There is nothing that I have found to be discouraging about the university , the campus, staff or students.

One of the worst things about my school is the size. There are over 35,000 students and it is difficult to make strong friendships because there is rarely someone in at least two of my classes. The people I see each day are different, which is good because there is diversity, but it is hard to start and maintain a friendship if you rarely see the same people.

The worst thing about my school is the condition of some of the dorms. The undergraduate dorms are rundown and overpriced. I live in an all girls dorm and the walls have holes from the previous tenants, the doors are old, and the bathrooms have rust in the showers as well as in the stalls for the toilets.

There is not a large outdoor focus and drinking is too highly valued. Outside of parties, there's not much to do within the city.

Some of the professors have very thick accents so it is extremely hard to stay forused and motivated in the class but that can be an issue at any university.

The worst thing about UNT would have to be the student population. It can be challenging to make connections with professors and faculty members on a personal basis. However, it is possible to overcome this. Sit in front of the classroom, ask questions, participate! Show yourself as interested in the class subject, and you'll stand out.

The only bad thing about the University is that it is overcrowded, there are too many people and not enough teachers, parking spaces, computers, and places to eat. The parking is ghastly overpriced, and it's easier to walk everywhere. Although this is a small price to pay for the low cost and good services of the school.

The core courses are often not made worth while other than recieving necessary credit--I feel like I could better serve my time doing better in my major courses.

there are some bad teachers