University of Central Florida Top Questions

Any type. It's a very diverse campus sexually, ethnically, and religiously. Anyone can and will fit in.

people who don't want to learn a lot and have a lot of fun, who don't want to be in large classes ever, who don't want to interect with their professors, who don't want a great college experience or who are uncomfortable with socio-economic and cultural diversity

People who are not self-motivated should not attend this school, or college in general. While professors provide you with notes and lectures it is your responsibility to read the textbook chapters, go to class and study your notes. You don't have to be an over-acheiver, but you must certainly provide a consistent amount of diligence in order to do well.

People that pretend to be know-it-alls.

There is no such thing as perfect, although I truly believe that the University of Central Florida does come close. It is a school full of life that is growing rapidly, not only in its achievments but also in size; having had its first football stadium built last year and a second marketplace this summer. At UCF you better believe that there will be changes as our generation continues to move forward. If you aren't comfortable with growth and a school that's making history as we speak then you will not be comfortable at UCF.

One who does not know what he/she wants.

poor

Someone who is extremely inclusive and not open to meeting people who look and think different then they do.

Anyone who doesn't like large campuses and schools, and really, anyone who needs a job but doesn't have a car. Scholarships for your major (or at least, for mine) aren't available until your junior year either, so for people who fall where you're too high to be classified as "need based" for aid, but you really do need financial aid, if they are hoping to get scholarships through their scholarships, they might not be able to. There aren't many when you finally can apply for me either.

those who learn best in small classrooms, and branch out better in small communities.