Voorhees College Top Questions

The most fustrating thing about Voorhees College is the location of the college.

The most frustrating thing about school is returning to school for registration and financial aid

Apathy among students is the most fustrating thing here at Voorhees College. Oftentimes among Voorhees students, education isn't one of the top priorities. Students here choose to party, hang out, skip class, etc. Basically, anything that doesn't involve going to class or furthering their education, then many students typically will follow that path. Despite the fact that Voorhees is an HBCU with many underrepresented students, who otherwise wouldn't have gotten this precious opportunity. It is extremely frustrating to see students wasting their coveted education for tempory periods of fun and games.

The most frustrating thing is I can't get the proper help when I need it and I have to put up with nasty attitudes.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the financial aid office. They don't seem to always have the students' best interest at heart.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the lack of activities. There are many weekends where there is nothing to and the campus is dead. The lack of activities cause students to go home or to transfer schools.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that there is nothing frustrating.

The most frustrating thing is the cafeteria is to small.

The most frustrating thing about Voorhees College is the lack of resources on campus. For example, only one place to eat, the closest fast food is 10 minutes away, but you have to drive.

Security isn't forceful like they suppose to be. Trying to get your financial aid straight.

The location of the school. Don't get me wrong is a wonderful school, but I wish the Denmark area had more to offer the college students.

From a general point of view,Voorhees is the ideal school for every college bound student.Personally,the frustrating thing about my school is that you cannot move away from the scholarship you were admitted with into a higher one.If one came in on a Dean's Scholarship,though the person makes a 4.0,he/she cannot move into a Presidential.It's frustrating to me because I came in on a Dean's and I really need more financial aid considering my family background.

Being in such a small city is the most frustrating thing about Voorhees College. I come from a big city, so I'm use to being able to jump on a bus or walk down the street to go any place in Atlanta, GA that I chose. In Denmark, SC there are not as many shopping facilities, and we have to travel to other towns to go to certain stores and because I do not own a car, I get frustrated trying to find a ride or having to pay my ride gas money.