<p>What is the WORST thing about U wash?</p>
<p>please be descriptive. im thinking of attending u Wash...but yea, i wanna know more about it! btw, im an international student =)</p>
<p>Also, it seems to rain so much.....how unbearable is that?:S im so scared if thz gonna make me depressed-_-;;;</p>
<p>thanks for answering! :D</p>
<p>The rain really isn’t that bad; I live in Oregon and the rain level in Seattle is roughly the same as we have here. I have really no problem with the rain – and this is after I moved from Tennessee, which is really sunny all the time.</p>
<p>I’m curious now – you say you’re an international student. Where are you from?</p>
<p>I’m going to say that she probably lives in Japan.</p>
<p>Things I heard about University of Washington-Seattle</p>
<p>Well a few are: too many cloudy days, large commuter population, okay size campus, etc…</p>
<p>bump! pls answer more thanks:)
and im from taiwan:)</p>
<p>even though we have rain and clouds (which do get old after a while), i will tell you that it actually is absolutely beautiful here year-round. i actually love the campus size because i definitely need something big like this school. its spread out but all relatively close at the same time.
i guess the only bad thing i can think of is that sometimes you do just wish it would stop raining haha but its really quite bearable, dont worry</p>
<p>oh alrite 
thankssss!
how about the professors? and job perspective/</p>
<p>The dorms are awful. Like, really awful. Three to a room the size of a jail cell – that’s what I remember from the visit days :(</p>
<p>Ehh, they’re not as bad as the ones at the University of Oregon. Those are about 2 feet across.</p>
<p>And not all dorm rooms are triples, either.</p>
<p>I liked UO dorm rooms way more than UW’s. And their dorms look a lot better from the outside too.</p>
<p>I must’ve been in the really crappy hall, then.</p>
<p>I know that the U of O honors college housing is REALLY nice. I don’t know about all the rest of the halls… I just have the one building I was in at summer camp for reference, so I may have just assumed the worst based on one building.</p>
<p>I would have to go with housing. Most people get apartments early on, actually the person who designed UW dorms designed prison cells [fun fact]. </p>
<p>But, the clusters arent bad, and I’ve heard you don’t want to live on south campus (although the freshmen only dorm, Lander, is there).</p>
<p>The foods alright, you’ll get sick of it, but there are a ton of places to go eat on the Ave. Mm, and the weather you’ll get used to. Yes, it rains a lot, but at least its not freezing. It’s rare to get a lot of snow, this year being an exception.</p>
<p>Most freshmen classes are huge lectures, but those are divided into quiz sections which are headed by TAs. Registering for classes can get frustrating, you wake up at 5 and click until you get your classes. The servers are super slow that day.</p>
<p>What is your biggest concern with UW?</p>
<p>Everything about UW is awesome, the city and campus are beautiful. Nothing really negative.</p>
<p>bump bump 
which dorms would u suggest</p>
<p>I’ve heard that you should choose dorms on north campus. McCarty/McMahon - McMahon has cluster style rooming, so go for that if you want something like that.</p>
<p>why north campus?</p>