Florida State University Top Questions

It is too expensive to be an out-of-state student. They should want nationally diverse students! Although the financial office is very lenient about when payments are due ($10,000 all at once isn't easy for everybody), I wish I could meet with somebody to specfically discuss and help me with scholarship applications. Also, I wish some of the class periods didn't meet at such odd times. Once a week for 3 hours; that just isn't easy on my mind.

When it rains there is parking issues and sometimes you can be late or a little wet.

Our campus hasn't gone "green".

The fact that tuition is going up is probably the worst thing, but then again we are still one of the cheapest universities in Florida.

can be overwhelming, which more focus was put on programs aside from just the sciences, the social life/bars can be reallllllllllllyyyyyy fratty

I honestly do not believe there is a bad thing about the school. Well, I believe the layout of the buildings and streets can be a little bit confusing, but that does not really last for very long.

some of my teachers were not very helpful in learning the subject area, it is important to me to get the most out of my education and some courses have brought more frustration to me becuase i was not given the tools to suceed

People go out too much

The worst thing about my school is the location. There's really nothing going on in Tallahassee for students besides drinking and shopping.

If Florida State has taught me one thing, it is to be grateful for all I have received and earned in every day of my life. To pick an aspect that I can't possibly learn from would be absurd, therefore the difficulty of pinpointing the "worst" thing seems like a trick question. In respect of answering the question, I'd say the worst part about Florida State University is that I only have four years in undergraduate school to take in all that this university has to offer.