What's the one thing you wish you could change about your school?

<p>Cheaper. Or, if that failed, have it (a little) closer to civilization.</p>

<p>No Greek life. Sorry to those who are involved Just at Cal Poly, life would be so much better without them.</p>

<p>A football team! What’s a marching band to do without a football team to have halftime shows with? Play at rugby games and be weird… that’s what…</p>

<p>I also would like perceptions to be different about my school. Some of them are SO ridiculous that it drives me nuts.</p>

<p>Also, more conventionally pretty. I like the architecture but many people do not find it appealing.</p>

<p>The location. It’s in Downtown with a lot of bums and street traffic and working adults. I wish it was in some nice, small college town.</p>

<p>More tradition. I’m wholly convinced that if I actually gave two craps about my school beyond it being the place I go for a degree, I’d be doing better. But there’s no tradition, there’s no sense of community.</p>

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<p>hahahahahahahaha…sorry this makes me laugh. not at the fact that you don’t have a football team (i feel bad for you), but at the fact that my school’s D-1 football team has been atrocious the last couple years and our marching band is always announced as (and known as) the !Iowa State University Collegiate Football VAAAARRRRSITTTYYYYYY Marching Band" a.k.a. the ISUCFVMB and one of my favorite Facebook groups is called “We have a varsity marching band…why can’t we have a varsity football team?” oh well we’ve got a new coach who knows how to win…good luck to you on getting a football team!</p>

<p>Better looking girls
Less nerds
Better weed on campus/more smokers</p>

<p>*<em>Reduce tuition for OOS students
*</em>Reduce meal plan costs… it costs more than the freakin dorm right now…
*<em>Make cafeteria food have more variety
*</em>Make lectures smaller… and have more spaces open since I can’t get into an organic chemistry lab… when there aren’t even 200 people doing that course.</p>

<p>^^Purdue btw</p>

<p>I highly doubt your problems with urbanity are anything compared to here.</p>