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UNO is all about the money, and whenBrightEducation
UNO is all about the money, and when they are having financial problems they let EVERYONE know. You must have your books the next day at the beginning of term, therefore, you must spend at least $30 more at the cramped bookstore. They whine that they have no money yet, they cut the grass in the winter when the grass is dead, and the printers are not reliable at all. You can count on having at least one graduate student as a teacher, and you can count on hating them because they are, in fact, not teachers--they are students. The janitors curse LOUDLY the mornings, and you will get parking tickets for parking in gravel a mile away from the school. The parking decals are stickers so if you car breaks and you have to borrow a car, then you must pay an addition $3 a day to park or a $50 ticket (the parking decal is $100)!
2nd Year Female -- Class 2007
Useful Schoolwork: A+, Individual Value: F
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I am currently a freshman at UNO, andAverageEducation
I am currently a freshman at UNO, and used this website when I was looking to attend UNO. I have to say do not worry about any of the bad comments posted on this website. Some are true but alot are false. UNO is a great college if you invest your time into it. From what I have experienced the classes are similar to most universities, the teachers are there to do there job and to help you understand the information. The teachers are very nice and seem to make sure they make themselves available to students as much as possible. The good things about UNO are that there are many activities and ways to get involved such as: intramural sports or playing on the club football team. The club football team has 65 players and is the vocal point of UNO athletics. There are also many other clubs that I am not really aware of. Then there are about 4 fraternities and 4 sororities that have about 20 members each. Also there are all types of division I sports for men and women to play and for students to attend. The on campus housing is terrific, there is a brand new dorm and apartment complex as well as a rec center to work out in on campus. The bad things about UNO are that most places on campus close very early such as the rec center closes at 8pm, and the buffet in the UC closes at 7pm. Also some of the buildings need maintenance, or are still being fixed from Hurricane Katrina. An example of this is the UC, the UC is the center of campus and it is not yet finished with construction, so the front entrance and second floor are closed. Before attending UNO a future student should know that UNO has a VERY diverse group of students and one should be open to all types of people. Also I would be committed to your studies, and try to find something to get involved in so that the college experience can be more fun. At UNO: fun won't find you, you must find it.
1st Year Male -- Class 2013
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Campus Maintenance: D-
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Stick with technical disciplines like engineering and navalQuite BrightGeography and Geosciences
Stick with technical disciplines like engineering and naval engineering. Gather useful skills applicable in the real world and move on--some professional certificates are available. Is soul-withering if you're in the humanities like I was for my BA because of student and professor apathy and disinterest.
2nd Year Female -- Class 2008
Collaboration/Competitive: C, Useful Schoolwork: F
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