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  Well, I think that one of the biggest problems I find with the study program is the CFG and the artistic/sports courses, these are mandatory in the first two years of the degree, but obtaining a place is almost impossible, not only because they are very scarce, but also priority is given to higher courses. Another thing that is also a bit annoying is that the university does not teach classes in the evening hours, so if you want to have a job while you are studying, you must choose night shifts or part-time weekends and holidays, unless you sell your products or services during school hours. So far, I have no complaints related to the teaching methods except for one: "flipped classes" of the course "Methods of Social Research" It was a nightmare and a killing. As for the workload, it's very, very much, but I guess it's the expected level for a college student, maybe that's why you can get coffee anywhere on campus. I don't find infrastructure probl