The University of New Hampshire

Date: Jun 24 2008
Major: Math (This Major's Salary over time)
I can speak as a commuter student. First, if you're going to commute expect an extra 10-ish minutes on top of your commute to get from your house to your first class. Whether that's walking from A-lot or taking a bus from another parking lot. Second, many/all of the activities are [late] at night (in addition to some/all of the labs for the 400 level classes), which is good for a person staying on campus or 5 minutes away, not so much for a commuter student with an 8am or 9am class. Because of that I don't know how good the parties/activities are.

As for academic advisors, I know I have a good one, meaning he knows what I've taken, need to take, along with advice about what to do with switching stuff around the math major (we have options within the major).

The gym is small considering the size of UNH. If you do decide to come here and like to work out, work out in the morning when there's less people and less waiting.

The house-keeping staff do do a good job of keeping everything clean, so the campus and buildings are clean. Sometimes it seems like they clean too much…

As for how hard the classes are, the first two years are a few courses in your major and a lot of general education courses. The gen-ed courses are easy though but that's only if you keep up with the homework and take notes.