Rockhurst University Top Questions

What's the most frustrating thing about your school?

Anna

The most frustrating thing about Rockhurst is the computer services, such as the internet acess in some areas and the availability of printers.

Michael

How liberal it was, I was not really allowed to be unopen to anything.

Jessica

N/A

Mary

The most frustrating thing would have to be the on-campus housing and the ridculous rules enforced and the way they carry out the punishment.

Laura

The size is both a good thing and a bad thing; it does not have some of the opportunities that other large schools have to offer thier students.

Danielle

The most frustrating thing how small the school feels sometimes. And also the cost of the school is frustrating.

David

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