UW-Oshkosh at Fox Cities — Attraction in Menasha

It's ok for a starter school. I went for two years and then transferred to UWO. The curriculum is almost too easy and it did not adequately prepare me for a 4 year university. The curriculum at UWO is drastically harder, but maneagable. I had a really bad experience with one professor in particular who was hostile, really unprofessional, and refused to meet with me to talk about papers or what his expectations of me were. He was rarely in his office during office hours and he just seemed like he really hated his job. When I tried to bring this to the attention of other staff, I was ignored because this specific professor had tenure. The instance was during my last semester there and just left a foul taste in my mouth. My little sister was considering starting here like i had, but I warned her against it. She ended up going straight to Oshkosh.

Just be wary of this place. It may be cheap but the quality of education and professors you get is...

Club life: 6/10 Education: 8/10 Food: 5.5/10 Difficulty: 7.5/10

You learn a lot at this school, mostly to be independent and use your resources. The professors are there to teach you the basics, but most of the in depth learning happens outside of class.

Same with clubs, the walls have tons of flyers for club life and it is a phenomenal experience if you put yourself out there! I enjoyed learning and dipping my toe in student government, overall wasn’t the best fit but I got to enjoy the people for a couple of sessions.

I found that the best way to succeed in the classes is to take part in the tutoring hours and talk to the professors afterwards. If I didn't create the environment I wanted to see, I wouldn't have been successful.

Overall the school is a great bang for your buck! It’s affordable and gives you a strong foundation going into a...

UW Fox is a good place to start an education. There are several majors and extra curricular activities as well as plenty of places to hang out or study. There are even more great features of this place. Near many homes of UW students, low tuition, (and pretty good food too.) The only negative aspect of this place is the difficulty of...