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Sometimes large lecture classes can get frusterating because the graduate teaching fellows (GTFs) are not on the same page as the professor.

The most frustrating aspect of the University of Oregon would have to be its lack of diversity. Even though there are a lot of different personalities, there isn't much diversity in ethnicity or socio-economic backgrounds. I would have liked to have met more people that were from or had lived in other countries to gain more of an international perspective.

Its been so long since I was a student there I can't remember the most frustrating thing. I think it may have been registering for class by phone and having classes required for you major already full. I think you can regisiter on line now but I'm not sure if its any easier to get the classes you want when you want them.

Because UO has such strongly-opinionated students, faculty and staff, it can at times become overwhelming. Some organizations toe the line between presenting an idea to you so you are able to weigh the pros and cons and make an informed decision on your stance, and forcing their idea of what is right on you. They will not accept no for an answer and can continue to badger you to the point where it becomes quite frustrating.

The most frusterating thing about my school is that I constantly feel like they are trying to rob me of my money. There are so many absurd over priced penalties for things such as losing my keys. I wish that they would realize I am already paying a heavy tuition and am having difficulty with that without them nickel and diming me. Times are tough as it is.

Eugene is a small college town, and it's hard to network, intern, or find jobs after college because there is not much in the immediate area. I looked hard but unfortunately could not find any internships related to my major in the area and had to relocate for a term. Even though my internship was with an accredited Fortune 100 Company including it's own university on site, Oregon's academic advising discouraged the internship because it set me back from my graduation date. However, I believe internships should be considered a step forward towards my career.

As a student at University of Oregon I am extremely frustrated with the special treatment athletes recieve in the classroom.

The most frustrating thing about the University of Oregon is definitely the payment system. It would almost be worthwhile to take a class on the nonsensical compilation of numbers and references to dates, cycles, and different renditions thereof. I would recommend sitting down with one of the school's financial advisors and getting explicit instruction concerning the payment system, unless you've got extra money to waste on surprise fees and interest.

Probably that it is a really political campus, and is easy to get distracted from school work and priorities and join a political cause. This can be a good thing, but is very distracting as an incoming freshman, especially when it is a good way to meet people. Consequently, there are always rallys and stuff on 13th street going right through campus, which is annoying when you are hustling to get to class on time.

How much attention student athletes get and how much out of state tuition costs.