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Honestly, I had the most horrific experiences with my roommates and the housing here. The Office of Student Housing is awful. They are not helpful and they don't have an effective system in place. If you have any problems with your roommates, the… more read full review
Honestly, I had the most horrific experiences with my roommates and the housing here. The Office of Student Housing is awful. They are not helpful and they don't have an effective system in place. If you have any problems with your roommates, the school says they have resources but... I have not had good experiences with them. I've been in contact with the Dean of Students and the Director of Student Housing and neither of them have done much to help me. To read more about my experiences I have a UMB Blog at http://blogs.umb.edu/emilylevin002/ read full review
The school charges you medical insurance that you'll need to go to Wiser and waive it on your own. They don't tell you how with the hope of ripping off $2,000 off of you. You have to keeping asking until you get some worker really annoyed and they… more read full review
The school charges you medical insurance that you'll need to go to Wiser and waive it on your own. They don't tell you how with the hope of ripping off $2,000 off of you. You have to keeping asking until you get some worker really annoyed and they tell you how to waive it. This is nothing short of a scam.
Books in math & science field changes per year, so that student have to constantly pay $150 - $250 per book. Rip Off!!!
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