Florida International University Top Questions

Due to the large amount of people that attend my school, it is very difficult to get around and class sizes are large.

being a new student you have to always ask someone whwere to go, but afterwards its easy.

The only thing I can think of that is not-so-good at FIU is that there have been a few cases of misunderstandings and mistakes with certain departments, like Financial Aid

It can be boring on-campus unless you join greek. It's difficult to get all the classes you need. Parking is impossible, especially on the first day of school.

Parking. The way in which Miami is set up makes it nearly impossible not to own a car, which makes parking at a school with around 40,000 students a lengthy affair.

The school is a commuter school, so most people just come to class and right after they leave for their respective houses also the area of the school is a high spanish speaking area so it is hard to deal with and understand people since I do not speak spanish. There are lots of prerequisites and graduation requirements to be fulfilled.

The variety of classes offered.

There is not much to be frustrated about except that parking is impossible,

The size of the school can lead to many inconveniences. Parking spaces are limited (to put it lightly), class enrollment is incredibly competitive and confusing, and class sizes can be incredibly large.

Parking. Lines. Large classes. Costs of books.