Samuel Vera

Review of Texas A&M Corpus Christi

Expensive to attend and a menagerie of problems es...

Expensive to attend and a menagerie of problems especialky compared to a community college. First off parking is attrocius and if you can't afford the absurd pass for the semester (regardless of which pass it is) you run the risk of a ticket and depending on how often you have to park on campus and unlucky you are can add up really quickly. The online system is as unintuitive as it comes and is difficult to find clubs or organizations without navigating it. I understand why the facilities are spread out the way they are but it honestly feels like there is NO excuse for why the tennis courts are so far off from the campus. Also not sure if its my particular classes but ive had 2 issues already where one teacher was barely assigned a class the day before classes started and another class had a teachwr leave it to be replaved by a teacher who has a huge workload already. The library resources are borderline laughable in having such a small text selection compared to Del Mar college, a mere 2 year community college, and has no way to accommodate students who have more forewarning to needs for private testing then a simple first come first serve basis, whike again, Del Mar has a whole building dedicated to private testing. For being a University, this place could learn a lot from the local 2 year college.