University of Central Florida Top Questions

The worst thing about UCF is the parking. Trying to find a parking spot is like trying to find gold. It is very difficult and requires a lot of time and looking in order to find a spot.

Sometimes the classes are too overwhelmingly large and it makes me disinterested in class.

I attend a satellite campus and sometimes they want you to drive to the main campus to speak with an advisor. This is difficult when you work full-time and go to school full-time and the main campus is 30 minutes away and one hour with traffic. Also, parking at the main campus is ridiculous. You have to pay an astronomical fee and circle for at least 30 minutes or more to find a parking spot.

I consider the worst thing at our school to be the parking. I typically take earlier courses, around 7am, so there will be open parking throughout the campus then. However, when it reaches 10am, it is near impossible to find a parking spaces until around 9pm.

The worst thing about my school is the size. It can take up to thirty minutes walking from one side to the other. The classroom buildings are no where near any of the dorms, health center, or cafeteria's.

Great school however the size is excessive; wouldn't be a grand problem if somehow we could have a closer UCF community as well as more of a balance as far as race and ethnicity goes.

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Being that the University of Central Florida is such a large school, attention and focus that teachers and faculty can give their students is naturally less than other, smaller schools. The overall size of the school can be overwhelming and cause students to feel as though they don't have a true place within the "system." I believe the University of Central Florida does a decent job with what they have to work with, but they could stand to make the school, it's faculty, and it's system more accessible.

The confusion of where to get the right answers to ceratin questions. For, example where do I go to get an override. I have been sent all over campus, but still could not get the right answer. Also, it is bad when the degree requiremtns change constantly. It is bad when you are trying to graduat, change majors, and the classes you already took do not apply because the degree requirements have changed.

The worst thing about the University of Central Florida is the parking. There are five parking structures and many smaller parking lots littered throughout the campus, but combined they offer around ten-thousand parking spaces for fifty-thousand students. Chances are you will be late to many classes, even if you arrive to campus early, because you will be stuck circling the parking lots endlessly hoping to find someone leaving that will give you their spot. If you violate any ridiculous rule set by the parking services on campus, you will be issued over-priced tickets for any small infraction.