University of Central Florida Top Questions

What I consider the worst thing about my school is there is no roomate matching for on-campus housing, and AP scores are not credited toward the right classes.

A good parking spot is hard to find. Nothing to worry about for those that dont own cars.

The parking.

Sometimes, classes may be too big, and traffic can cause problems.

The online course curriculum is underdeveloped. My school is one of the up and coming public universities in America with great professors and unique courses molding students into a workforce of leaders with skills that are in high demand and in short supply. However, with the fast movement of technology, opportunites to implement non-traditional methods in every aspect of American life are now open. The local community college offers complete online degrees , broadening their student body. For a school that is being noticed, it is difficult to understand why UCF hasn't taken full advantage of these opportunities.

The worst thing about my school is perhaps the difficult time it takes to coordinate my schedule for my classes in order to finish my bachelor degree within four years. Many times classes are all offered at the same time on the same days, and that causes me to have to extend the number of semesters to be able to take all the classes I need.

The online portal for all students is very confusing. There is not a tutorial on how to use it at all. You basically have to wing-it in order to figure out how to navigate around the portal.

The worst thing would have to be the teachers who have thick accents. They tend to be in the science classes and since I have a science major, I tend to have them. Nobody could understand them and they would get irritated when nobody could understand them. It was an on-going cycle. After a while, the students would either not show up to class or make an attempt to show up and understand what the teacher was trying to say.

It is not a good idea to depend on the shuttles that travel around campus because they are hardly on time and are not reliable.

The worst thing would be its size, since there are so many people here, you never truly get to form bonding relationships with others, or it is harder. Every day I can sit next to two new people in class and I could finish the semester and still have students left. The size of the school mkaes it much harder to get close to others, specially if youre not outspoken.