Ask most people from UD what they think about their school, and many times youll hear "I love UD!" I completely agree with those people. For me, the best thing about this school is the sense of community. As stated in my earlier question, having a place where you dont have to worry about acceptance is wonderful. UD isnt a place that will shun you if they dont like you, because most people here get a long and love what UD has to offer. And since most people are happy here, UD has a very positive atmosphere. One thing id change, scheduling. One thing i would change about my school is parking. Parking services here at UD are quite annoying. As a freshman you cannot drive to school, which can be hard for people that may be going through a rough time in their life. Also, although there are marked parking lots, parking on some streets can be quite a grey area so it is important to ask someone about something so ignored by our schools "recruitment". My school's size is just right. There are enough people so you can always make more friends, while it is small enough that you can be apart of a large family. When I tell people i go to UD, they are impressed. My school is known for its great liberal arts education, and community service to our world. Our college town is great. It is basically our campus, plus a little more. Most all of our undergraduates live on, on campus housing, whether that be in houses, apartments or dorms. We have an awesome, safe atmosphere than many schools dont have. There are many oppertunities for extra curricular activities in the student neighborhood such as art classes or live bands. My favorite thing is that our campus is VERY safe. As far as administration, i would have to say they are great. My reasoning is that, they are very understanding of students and love to help. For example, the president of our school will attend dinner with different student organizations, and ask them what can we do better? How can we help you? They truly care about the community we belong to! The biggest controversy on campus recently has been the NAACP having a silent protest. They protested a piece of art on display that supposedly depicted a KKK member. However they had misconstrued the painting, and ignored the labeling below the picture that explained about the spanish culture that it was painted after. UD has a TON of school pride, i would be willing to say that it is just as strong as any "BIG 10" school. Most frequent complaints are about: parking services and scheduling classes. Having said all this, i absolutely love being a flyer.