University of Minnesota-Morris Top Questions

Morris is a small town in rural Minnesota. While the atmosphere is nice and quiet, it's also isolated. Most of the students are similar, and it's hard to get a wide perspective or understand what's going on in society with such a narrow-minded environment.

The only times I really ever find myself frustrated with my school is when I receive an incredible amount of homework in my classes. Teachers expect a lot from each and every student, so they do not hesitate to hand out homework assignments, or even worse...essays.

The most frustrating thing about the school is its western location. There are always lots of activities via the University, but if you're not used to also making your own fun, students may find a lack of social outlets. Its at least a half hour drive to the next biggest town.

The only frustrating thing is the size. I enjoy going to a small school, but there is very little to do in town. There are campus activities and you become closer to those you live with, but when not doing homework, there is a plethora of room for boredom.

The absolutely most frustrating thing about my school is that it is very hard to socialize if you do not drink. I find it frustrating that the only thing to do in Morris is to drink. There are very other few things to do here. I also would rather be closer to home. I do not like that the school is so small.