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UTKBM says: University of Tennessee 2013 Communication and Journalism  |
I live off campus and love it....
I live off campus and love it. There are buses that can pick you up and take you to class. Prices are pretty good, and most off-campus living is right across the street from campus in Fort Sanders.
Off-Campus Housing: March 05, 2009
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UTKLH says: University of Tennessee 2013 Social Sciences  |
It really depends on where you...
It really depends on where you look and when. When it comes to finding housing, the earlier the better. Living off campus does provide an increased sense of freedom, but it can also come at a price, especially with the newer complexes and the ones closer to campus.
Off-Campus Housing: March 03, 2009
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UTKGR says: University of Tennessee 2010 Physical Sciences  |
There is plenty of housing, and it...
There is plenty of housing, and it is reasonably priced. It is better if you value privacy. Make sure it is close to campus to avoid long commutes. In my opinion, living on campus is still a better choice for price and convenience.
Off-Campus Housing: March 03, 2009
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UTKGG says: University of Tennessee 2010 Communication and Journalism  |
Transportation is really good in...
Transportation is really good in UT. Parking is horrible, so you definitely need to take advantage of the buses. Knoxville Area Transportation (KAT) offers services late at night, too.
Transportation: March 03, 2009
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UTKab says: University of Tennessee 2010 Psychology  |
There are always parties. The bars...
There are always parties. The bars are clubs aren't worth it unless you're over 21. The bouncers are usually pretty lax, though, especially with girls!
Nightlife: March 03, 2009
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UTKPB says: University of Tennessee 2013 Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics  |
It is very convenient, but one of...
It is very convenient, but one of the only down falls is that the off-campus housing is usually a 12-month lease. If you are planning to go home for the summer or just not stay in Knoxville, it is hard to find someone to sublease. Since parking is nearly impossible, it is much better to live in the Fort area instead of living where you have to drive to campus.
Off-Campus Housing: March 03, 2009
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UTKBR says: University of Tennessee 2011 Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics  |
The parties are fun if you know...
The parties are fun if you know people at them. House parties are okay, but I prefer parties at smaller apartments or frat houses. The bars and clubs are pretty lame most of the time, unless you hit them on good nights. I guess the most popular ones are Bar Knoxville and New Amsterdam on the strip.
Nightlife: March 03, 2009
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UTKBR says: University of Tennessee 2011 Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics  |
We have the free trolley to go...
We have the free trolley to go downtown, and the KAT system is pretty cheap. You do have to wait a significant time for the public KAT bus if you want to go anywhere away from campus.
Transportation: March 03, 2009
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UTKMR says: University of Tennessee 2013 Parks, Recreation, and Fitness  |
The restaurants around campus are...
The restaurants around campus are great. There is a good variety within walking distance. Most of the restaurants on the strip are good. The Sunspot is amazing, especially on wine night! Moe's is always a good choice.
Off-Campus Dining: February 27, 2009
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UTKMA says: University of Tennessee 2011 Other  |
The network is good, except for...
The network is good, except for certain spots around campus. The labs in the library are always crowded, so it's good to have your own computer.
Computers: February 27, 2009
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UTKMA says: University of Tennessee 2011 Other  |
The food is okay. The dining halls...
The food is okay. The dining halls don't offer that much variety from day to day.
Campus Dining: February 27, 2009
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Anonymous says:  |
As much as some UT students...
As much as some UT students bellyache about how the athletes get special treatment, the football experience makes it more bearable. You will love UT during football season, and even if you aren’t that big of a football fan, you will miss it when it is not football season. You will begin counting down the days until the next home game in January. |
Anonymous says:  |
There are students that never miss...
There are students that never miss out on a football game, home or away. While some of the away games are a bit of a drive, they can be great road trips. They are also a great chance to experience other campuses, and if you are in a fraternity or sorority, you can visit your chapter at their campus. |
Anonymous says:  |
My experience at UT has been good,...
My experience at UT has been good, but Tennessee is suffering because they don’t have an income tax, so many programs are being cut at UT, and tuition is on the rise. It’ll be interesting to see how the state legislature deals with the funding problem. |
Anonymous says:  |
I’m a very picky person, and I had...
I’m a very picky person, and I had a list of eight schools I was going to apply to, but after visiting UT, it was the only school I applied to. I’m not trying to beef up UT because I know how stressful it is to have to decide on a school, but I like it a lot. |
Anonymous says:  |
I thought it would be real...
I thought it would be real different, too different from what I am used to at home in Long Island, New York, but I actually found it to be very nice. I love the mountains and the beautiful Tennessee scenery. In the South, there are definitely the accents, and everything is a little more slow paced. |
Anonymous says:  |
My experience in school has been a...
My experience in school has been a mixture of positives and negatives. The positives have been my social life, experience in the classroom, and overall outcome in life. The negatives have been how the administration treats me as a number rather than a person. |
Anonymous says:  |
If you ever mess up, there is one...
If you ever mess up, there is one important thing to remember—most professors are like motorcycle cops. They have heard every excuse in the book, and they are usually on to any lame excuse you might make. I missed an exam in a class taught by one of the toughest instructors in the department who clearly stated in the syllabus, ‘no exam make-ups.’ I overslept on exam day and woke up hours after it was over. I contacted the instructor, explained honestly what happened, and he allowed me to take the missed exam that day. It may not always work out this way, but a good rule of thumb in this situation is to always be honest and show respect. |
Anonymous says:  |
For a freshman, Humes, South...
For a freshman, Humes, South Carrick, and Morrill are all great. Avoid Clement if you aren’t into the old-building feel, and know that Humes has the best staff. |
Anonymous says:  |
If you are a guy that prefers the...
If you are a guy that prefers the blond-haired, blue-eyed, classy, and posh Southern Belle, UT could be considered their capital. You will not be disappointed. |
Anonymous says:  |
You have your hot ones, and you...
You have your hot ones, and you have your not so hot ones, but they are all pretty good. Some girls are rather intimidating at first, but most are just afraid of what the other girls they see are thinking about them, and sometimes, guys act the same way. |
Anonymous says:  |
Honestly, we have one of the...
Honestly, we have one of the best-looking campuses around! Everyone is classy, too. You don’t have little hoochie girls walking around without any clothes on. Most everybody dresses in nice-looking, preppy, name-brand clothing. |
Anonymous says:  |
Gorgeous girls and attractive guys...
Gorgeous girls and attractive guys are a dime a dozen here. The only thing that really determines their date-ability is their attitudes. Many of them know they’ve got ‘it’ and act like it. |
Anonymous says:  |
There are all kinds of people on...
There are all kinds of people on campus, but the largest group is the Southerners. It was a nice change to come down South and talk to genuinely nice people. You’ll catch the accent, I guarantee it. There are tons of hot guys! |
Anonymous says:  |
If you are from another part of...
If you are from another part of the country that doesn’t practice chivalry, you better learn as quickly as possible. Women here will expect doors to be held and chairs to be pulled. If you cannot learn to be a gentleman, you will be at a great social disadvantage. |
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