So far I’ve had an even mix of some good professors and mediocre ones (in my personal opinion) and occasionally a bad one. I live at home so I cannot tell you exactly what the dorm life is like but from what I hear it’s questionable at times, but the campus is nice.

My opinion about this university is different based on each aspect of education, the campus, facilities/programs, and professors. This university is highly dependent on overall outlook of the student but they don’t really understand the benefits of their students. Something that I dislike about this university is that they’re more focused on providing their athletes with more luxury and they are taking away from the student body and those who benefit from certain study programs and facilities on campus. This university provides a lot of students with access to resources for studying, grad school/med school, and for certain rigorous courses. I am a pre med and I really benefit from certain clubs on campus. I would not recommend this university because there are not many great professors and the cost of tuition does not reflect everything that we are offered on campus.

University of Florida is a fantastic institution and also a place of learning for every student that wish to study any course,the University of Florida has good facilities that has been made available for students use. The University of Florida is the best after all.

Florida is one of the finest University in the world that has all the facilities needed to encourage learning. The University is the best in the world when it comes to academic excellence. University of Florida is the best.

The University has good facilities and a conducive environment for learning, Florida University is the best, it has everything a student will ask for, the university remains more commendable for the students, truly it is the best in the world.

The University of Central Florida has lots to offer students from various cultures, that said, it is not without its flaws. The Biomedical Sciences program exists with little to no advising opportunities. There is one, unnamed, advisor for the entire department and they don’t meet with students outside of extreme conditions. Finding research opportunities can be a challenge; the research portal is rarely updated and most postings on it have already ended by the time they appear on the lists. Classes are large and professors are overworked and underpaid. These all can amount to students slipping through the cracks and falling behind on their degrees.

However, being such a large school also has its perks. There are students from every part of the world and many events to share and learn about each other’s cultures. There are multiple large companies that recruit new hires and interns directly from UCF campuses, making post graduation job searches that much easier. Weekly market days at the student union allow students with business to find new customers and bring a welcome sense of community to the large campus.

It can be easy to get lost along the way but if you get involved in smaller organizations within the University (of which there are hundreds to choose from), you can create a community that can help you achieve your goals.