Waynesburg University Top Questions

What's the most frustrating thing about your school?

Taylor

The food in the cafeteria is literally awful. I have had moldy bread given to me before!!

Shy

The most frustrating thing about my school is that freshmen aren't allowed to have cars on campus, and the big chain stores are not in walking distance.

Rachel

The most frustrating thing about Waynesburg University would have to be not having air conditioning in the underclassmen dorms.

Neil

It is in a small old town so there is not alot of stuff to do in the town, but the drive to a bigger town isnt that far to find some place to hang out and have something to do.

Naquelle

Being a christian campus, I feel the most frustrating thing about Waynesburg is its lack of religious diversity in teaching. It would be interesting and I feel very helpful to learn more about different religions.

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