University of Central Florida Top Questions

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Don't offer enough class's in the summer to graduate then, have to plan out your 4year defree at the begining so you will take the classes you need when they are available

The worst thing about my school is the money factor. Between tuition and over five hundred dollars for books each semester, and just living (rent, food, phone bills, etc.) it is very hard to find enough loans and financial aid to be able to focus on my school work. Plus I have to work about twenty hour a week which takes up a lot of time and energy.

It is very hard to finish on time. Between finding classes and staying focused on school, there are a lot of ways to push back the graduation date.

The worst thing about UCF is that it has so many students, so sometimes it is hard to get help from teachers and advisors.

The class sizes are too big to feel noticed. This makes it alot harder to interact with the professors.

Meal plans, overpriced towers (parking/apt. $) on-campus apts., and parking.

The worst thing about my school would have to be the distance away from my hometown. I miss my friends, but UCF is such a great school that alot of times I just don't wan to leave.

Parking is rediculous.

The worst thing about my campus is the oldness of some of the buildings. Some of the elevators are ancient and feel like they could collapse at any moment.