Nnika
The most frustrating thing about the University of Central Florida is also the most fun at times?its population. When running late for your classes it is near impossible to find decent parking. All the parking garages are usually flooded with students and faculty who smartly didn?t hit the snooze button on their alarm clocks like you did. However, the massive population of UCF can be very entertaining on game days and school events.
Sydney
Parking is the biggest debacle on campus.
Jason
The most frustrating thing at UCF is the process of enrolling in classes. The students are alloted different enrollement appointments over the span of a few months. Some students are able to get into their classes earlier than others which leaves some students out of luck for required classes that have already filled up by the time they are allowed to even look at the schedule.
Autumn
When I was in high school, I loved going to the basketball games and cheering at the football games. My favorite class was dance and couldn't wait to join a sport in college and take another dance class. To my dismay, there have been many funding shortages, and sadly, there aren't sport activites or many available dance classes! I went from being an active young adult to a couch potato in a semester which is surely the most frustrating thing about Miami Dade College.
Gabriel
I think the most frustrating thing about UCF is parking. Some days it is really hard to find a parking space, somtimes you will drive around and around looking until you finally find a place, than you have to walk to your class and hope you make it on time.
Sean
The most frustrating thing may be the size of the University because it is rather large and can take some time to travel from one part of the school to another.
Jonathan
College is one of the best experience i have had. The most frustrating thing is driving to campus and trying to find parking. UCF is one of the largest colleges in florida with more than 50,000 students. So traffic could be vigorus at times.
Alexandra
There are a LOT of people at this university! In a way that makes me feel like part of a large, vibrant community-- and in another way it makes me feel like a tiny part of a group I'll never realize the size of. With both of those in mind, the opportunities to socialize are plentiful. But it isn't necessarily any easier just because there are more people. The most daunting thing for me has been speaking up to say "Hi" or "I like your notebook." Thankfully it pays off!