Whenever I tell people where I go, the automatic assumption is that I am gay or they ask me what grade I want to teach. GCU is mostly a commuter school so most of our students are from Ocean or Monmouth Counties. Sometimes it sucks cuz it can be cliquey involving high school rivalry, drama etc. but for the most part, we're a friendly, diverse and accepting buch of girls.
I would say the most common complaint (that I've heard) is when the school requires you to take a course (for example our signature courses) but only offers one or two sections/times a semester so your schedule is all screwed up. If you have a job or other responsibilities, which many of us do, it's tough to work around.
I feel bad for the residents on weekends cuz the activites are pretty sparse and some paces, like the bookstore, are closed on weekends.
For the commuters, I think the biggest complaint would be lack of computer access. We have several "open" computer labs on campus and quite a few computers in the library but they often have classes in the labs which you can't interrupt. Also, there is no cell reception in the library so if you're trying to meet with someone or just need to spend a few hours typing a paper, doing research etc. you're "incommuncado."