California University of Pennsylvania Top Questions

That for communters there is not enough parking, and the parking fills up quickly in the morning so if you have an afternoon class you will not find a parking spot.

The most frustrating thing about this school is the constant reminder of being confined to such a small place. But at the same time you do have to take into consideration that I don't have a car this semester which may contribute to that feeling.

Currently, parking and housing seems to be the most frustrating basic issue at California University of PA. With the school continuely growing, it has been harder to find both of these things on and around campus. As well, for psychology majors, a major frustration was the lack of technology available within the department.

The amount of construction and the limited number or parking spaces. Not a very great selection of food, and the quality is not always the best.

Scheduling probably. There tends to be a limited nuber of sections for higher level classes, but it's not hard to work it out. Also, education majors have to jump through a couple of hoops when scheduliong comes around.

The most frustrating thing about my school is off campus housing. The campus and town is next to a river, so expansion is difficult, and slowly students and community are clashing.

Finals week is the most frustrating thing about my school.

everyone seems to already know each other

The weather always is changing. The cafeteria food isnt that great, but the food court is awesome. Most of the professors are excellent, atleast all of the ones that i've had.

There is nothing to do in the town that our university is situated and nothing is allowed to be brought in because it would interfere with small businesses in the area, so it can get extremely boring. The town is a mixture of old people and college students and sometimes it just doesn't mix well. The fact that there are very few things to do in our town is the reason why many students resolve to alcohol for fun.

Lack of parking, not enough dorms, old and outdated science building, no recycling, unreliable transportation at the on-campus apartment complex "Vulcan Village."

Transferring to California University was easy but getting my classes scheduled and financial aid figured out has been hard!