There is nothing to do!
I belive that the most frustrating thing about Jacksonville State was that there were not enough large businesses to partner with for the edcuational/real world balance.
The most frustrating thing about my school is learning how to study for classes. You have to learn how to manage your time really well so that you dont get behind on your work.
The most frustrating thing about my school are the teachers. Some of them so not care about you at all and it shows. Its very discouraging when you need help in the class and the teacher is the last person you want to talk to about the problem. We understand that we are in college now but sometimes a little help will go a long way. Some teachers automatically expect you to know the material when they have not taught you yet.
Right now it is the new system they have for printing. Most students had to get a new ID card made. It was free since the machine wouldn't read it, but it was aggravating when you went to go print and it wouldn't read your card.
There is a lack of equality in a lot of different areas. Primarily between teachers and students, athletic facilities and University Police and allowing certain teams, like football, to get away with almost anything, relatively unscathed.
The most frustrating thing about my school is the fact that administrators are more concerned with accommodating alumni and teachers instead of the students. The students never truly have any say so because administrators worry more about getting money from the community instead of centering activities around the students to help build the community.
The most frustrating thing about JSU is the constant changes to degree requirements and the lack of quality and trustworthy advisors.
The most frustrating thing is that the classes are far apart and you have less time to be there on time with all the traffic.
I have not yet experienced. It has all went smoothly.
PARKIING! And the lack of availability of some classes.
I found the most frustrating thing about my school JSU was timing of my classes. My first semester I had 19 credit hours as well as a member the the Marching Southerners. With the help of my freshmen advisor he had me sign up for the thoes hours. It was a very long samester but I came out a winner in the end.
There's no frustrating thing to me about the school.
Registration. You are able to register according to the amount of hours you have, and all the classes you need are usually gone by the time you get to register. You end up having to take filler classes just to get 12 hours and be considered full-time.
THE AFRICAN AMERICANS ARE TRYING TO TAKE OVER THE SCHOOL.
I worry about advisement. Advisors are professors and they have too many responsibilties.
I did not have a great transfer experience. I was at another school for two years and did not get the right guidance in the transfer process. I was not able to register for classes until 2 days before they were to begin. I had a bad taste in my mouth going into Jacksonville, but now I absolutely love this school.
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