Full Sail University Top Questions

The instructors have certain times for answering email, texts, chats, or phone calls. If you are stuck on a project, sometimes that is not convenient. You have to remember, there are students in your class that may be having the same issues as you. Reach out to them. Sometimes the problem is solved just by networking with your classmates.

The thing I get frustrated with the most is trying to get into contact with my student advisor. They are slow to respond to emails.

Full Sail is a private for-profit organization, so financially going there is quite a bummer.

I have not yet came accross any such event or a thing that frustrated me. Though, nothing in life is perfect so one will always find good and bad everywhere they go.

Heavy Workloads, though to be expected from an accelerated program.

Very expensive school

There's nothing frustrating about wanting to learn and achieve your goals.

The only thing that I can become frustrated over would be the class length. There are times when I would like more time on a subject to dig deep into the education.

I cant find money to afford it.

As a student in the online division, I don't have the same kind of direct involvement with teachers and other students that I would have if I were physically on-campus. There have been situations where I have been unclear about what I should be doing, which I think would have been much more easily resolved if I could ask someone or see what someone else is doing. There also seems to be an assumption that all students are coming in with previous Fine Arts experience, which is not true, at least in my case.