Clemson University Top Questions

At Clemson University, there is a huge lack of diversity, awareness of minority groups, and excessive billing. Furthermore, the funding of the school does not entirely go towards the betterment of the school. There are also unnecessary fees for labs, for example a 30 minute lab of language writing which was billed as 150 dollars. Clemson University would be great if they also included more parking spaces.

Lack of parking

Traveling to school from the northeast isn't always easy. Airline options are limited.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the distance of where everything is by walking distance. Everything is far away, such as classes, dorms, restaurants, etc, but your able to get to them in about less than 10 to 15 minutes. It seems longer during the summer, because of the heat.

The most frustrating thing is how easy my school makes it for you to become adjusted that you have no excuses but to succeed. They take the time and break everything down for new students , and if you have a question or problem, the solutions will practically come and find you.

I most say the most fustrating thing about clemson is financial aid, for the most part it is insensitive and far from helpful.

The most frustrating thing about my school is trying to pay for it. There is so much to pay for and I'm constantly having to pay for a variety of things.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that there are so many gosh darn hills! It is like everywhere I go I'm having to hike up a hill to get to class. Then by the time I get to class my calves are burning, I am all sweaty, & I am out of breath. I'm not sure if there is a solution to that problem though.

There's no performing arts major, which has caused a lot of my friends to not consider this school.

The most frustrating thing may be the eerie sense of detachment on weekends when there's no home game to rev up for, and a good half of the student body has driven off to spend the weekend in their hometown. As an-out-of-stater from the big city, the prospects of trying to make the off-days count on a desolate rural campus with a "downtown" that stretches for all of two-and-a-half blocks can be quite disconcerting - especially when you don't own a car! But at least there's a bus service.