University of Florida Top Questions

There aren't enough academic advisors for the overwhelming number of students per major.

While my school is great, the worst thing about it would have to be it's size. There are over 50,000 students that attend the University of Florida. While this is great in that there are lots of people to interact with, it also makes it hard to stick out and get to know professors. It can also be a little overwhelming in the beginning, but after a while you get used to it.

Probably the worst thing about the University of Florida would be the class sizes. There are so many students in most classes that it is difficult to get individual attention from your professors.

The worst thing about my school would have to be the location. Even though they university itself is amazing and I would recommend it to anyone, the town itself is very small and there is not much to do. The classes at the university are really hard but that only prepares you for graduate school or whichever path you want to take after college.

The worst thing would have to be the parking. It is almost impossible to find spots on campus that aren't tow-away zones or parking decal slots. It is very frustrating.

Advisers are hard to get ahold of. They don't push further education like grad school. The focus is usually science-based majors. Certain colleges need more funding for the buildings.

Bus systems-They are overcrowded and make many students late for class (especially during the summer).

How much of jerks some of the guys can be.

The worst thing about my school is its size. It's great that many people attend the University of Florida, because the college can provide more programs/activities to meet the different needs of students. However, with the school being so large, the "connection factor" can get lost. For example, many classes are offered online instead of having students go to class and interact with the professor face-to-face. Or, if you call an office for help, you're directed to the website for more information or have to listen to a recording instead of actually talking to someone.

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