<p>I know that UNH is a big school, but how is the campus like? does it take long to get to class? is the land flat or hilly?^^ lol </p>
<p>also how are the class size? are the majority big or small? and how is the dorm life? clubs?</p>
<p>Just last week I visited the University of New Hampshire and although it was just a brief visit the staff at UNH consistently emphasized their class sizes by stating that for the most part classes average around 25 people, but there are some classes with 100+ and some classes with less than ten.
As for the campus it seemed very flat for the most part, and i thought it was perfect in the way the campus was spread out; not too compact and not too spread out. You should visit for yourself it’s a beautiful campus! And this is coming from someone who visited the campus on a damp, rainy day. So it must be even more beautiful on a nice day.</p>
<p>I hope to apply to UNH in the fall but, unfortunately with only a 3.1 GPA am very unsure if i will be admitted or not, but best of luck to you! And I really hope you consider UNH it seems like a great school!</p>
<p>wow! thank you! im excited to check it out!! i really dont like big schools but theres just something about UNH! ahaha</p>
<p>and with a 3.1 i think you should be fine if you have good test scores and other qualities!!</p>
<p>I sure hope so!</p>
<p>Oh and I forgot to mention the food is super good! The main flaw I saw with the university was town, which well unfortunately kinda sucked, but there’s nearby town called Portsmouth that is very nice and is right on the coast!</p>
<p>According to our tour guide the student to faculty ratio is 24:1 - a little different than average class size. They do have some large classes (200+) but they do not have many lecture halls to accommodate a class that large, so it does not happen often. Our tour guide mentioned small classes also.</p>
<p>The town of Durham is walking distance from the campus - small and sweet. You can get all your needs met in town. There is free buses from the campus to Portsmouth (7 miles) which is a great city on the coast with lots of shops, eateries, entertainment, and culture. There is also free busing to Newington (big box stores and movies), Dover and oh heck, I forget, but one other town also. There is also bus and train service from the campus to Boston.</p>
<p>I have eaten the food several times, and it is good. It’s a great campus and I am really happy that my daughter has decided to go to UNH.</p>
<p>i am finishing up my freshmen year here and my classes are all 120+. all of my chem labs are taught by grad ta’s that know very limited english with thick accents. i love it here though! and downtown is a cute area. there is a lot to do in the area with busses to portsmouth and trains to boston and a new bus to NYC! the walk to most classes is about 10-15 minutes but i live in the middle of no where, the sercs. so yeah. but its a great school. the sciences are great here, lots of opportunities for clubs, greeklife, and sports. easy to get involved!</p>