University of Central Florida Top Questions

I would love for financial aid fee invoice to become available sooner, so I could plan accordingly. It would be great if academic advisors were more knowledgeable about career opportunities in my field, instead of reffering me to online sources.

The worst thing about UCF is the cost. It is pretty expensive to live on campus and to pay tuition, but at the end of the day you get what you put in. You are already spending thousands of dollars on tuition so get involved! Either way you are paying for it. If you use all that UCF has to offer then you can be getting your money's worth.

If i had to pick something that i consider to be the worst thing about UCF I'd have to pick the system for call waiting when you call to aske questions. Often your on the line for 15-20 mins before you even talk to someone who can direct your call to the person best capable of answering your question. It always works out in the end, but the process can be tedious and time consuming.

The level of apathy exhibited by some of the staff, with such a large university I feel as though some faculty act without any form of checks and balances.

While the size of my school is impressive, shows our ability to grow at a fast pace, and maintain our standards, it is also overwhleming. We struggle with finding classes and parking at times because we are growing so rapidly. I also feel that the large number can hinder school spirit because it's harder to build community and relationships. We take pride in our school; however, we could try to create more school spirit, loyalty, and tradition to unite the student body in upcoming years.

During my time at the University of Central Florida, I have experienced many aspects of my school. From the accommadations in the library to the knowledge of the professors to the beautiful scenery and people that surround me daily. My only complaint about the school that I attend is Room 435 in Engineering Building 1 because, for a room in the engineering department, it's projector screen is awfully finicky.

I think the worst thing about my school is that when it comes time to register for classes they are never available.

I have not seen anything bad at this school as long as I have attended. UCF is a great school to attend. It is however very easy to fall off track so I would suggest to get your studies done first before having fun.

The 1000 and 2000 level classes can be really crowded with between 700-900 students in each class. It makes it very hard to get one on one attention if you are having trouble understanding a concept. There is also not a lot of parking on campus and sometimes you will spend 30 minutes just trying to find a parking spot.

I have not attended UCF yet, I am a transfer student starting Fall 2013.