University of Central Florida Top Questions

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A person with no integrity, as integrity should the backbone, the foundation of all endevor. A person without the desire to rigorously pursue scholarship. While higher learning is very desirable, there is something to be said for the pursuit of scholarship for its sake. One who has no sense of community. All will benefit from community effort. As the saying goes, "each one teach one." Also, one who eschews creativity, preferring to embrace only sterile , empirical knowledge or facts. A person who attends this school without the drive to strive for excellence is a thorough waste of time and space.

A student who prefers small class sizes and more intimate educational settings wouldn?t be the right fit at the University of Central Florida. With over 53,000 students at UCF it can be overwhelming at times and if you?re the type of person who dislikes crowds and large class sizes than this may not be the school for you.

Someone who does not enjoy being part of a big crowd or a large class would find this school very frustrating.

If someone does not want a very large school, the University of Central Florida is not for them. The campus is huge and most classes are quite large.

I've found that a large part of success at this university is getting involved, so possibly someone extremely shy or who may not engage with others well.

I think that all kinds of people could attend UCF because it is such an universal school and has something for everyone.

The person who shouldn't attend this school is the student that needs alot of personal time with the professor. The classes at UCF can have as many as 500 students, so it is difficult to establish a relationship with your professor.

If you want a strong tradition you shouldn't attend this school.

Someone who won't use the resources available to help shape their life.