University of Central Florida Top Questions

One thing that is most frustrating are the class size as explained above. The teacher to student ratio is to small. I also think that there needs to be more financial assistance especially for having such a large size university.

the most frustrating thing is the emphasis on sports and other non-academic related activities. I also wish there was more advising available.

Not having enough time to do everything they have to offer.

I think it would be that some of the classes have rediculously expensive books that they never use. Either that the classes that use the books have books that are so linguistically advanced that they are hard to read, much less understand.

There is never enough parking spaces, sometimes you have to wait 30 to 45 minutes for a parking spot to open up and by that point you are beyond late to your class.

I just become enrolled in this school for the spring semester. At this time it's difficult to describe a frustrating thing about my school. I haven't had any problems. The transition has been completely smooth. The student population is large, so at first I did think I would have a hard time getting help with registering for classes, financial aid, and orientation. But the school staff/faculty have been very helpful in a timely manner so I cannot complain.

Most frustrating thing about my school is that the parking is horrible.

Sometimes the online student portal gives me trouble with admissions and places things on hold. Also the finical disbursements come rather slow, but eventually are given to me.

Because it is such a big school, many people like to party and partake in drugs and alcohol for their way of having 'fun'. Because I don't like to do these things, it is hard to get out and have fun on weekends without people wanting to do such things.

The most frustrating thing is that you can not receive help via telephone theres always 3 or 4 transferes in order to get your questions answered correctly