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I returned to college to finish my degree after taking a considerable amount of time away. Enough time to have two children that were in middle school by the time I returned. University of Central Florida made sure the transition was seamless, they were responsive and quick to answer any questions I had along the way whether concerning admissions, financial aid, or just course selections. My professors were engaging despite being completely online. I would recommend this school to anyone looking... Read More for finish their degree.

Overall, UCF is a good university. The professors are knowledgeable and class availability is extensive. Being able to continue with my studies in a different state made the online experience pleasant, rewarding, and challenging. Most of my coursework required group assignments to ensure the material was being learned instead of completing quizzes and tests in Canvas. If you have questions about your classes or assignments, please ensure you communicate early on with your professor as they do have... Read More hundreds of other students. If I ever decide to go for my graduate degree, UCF would be my number 1 choice.

UCF was amazing. I knew the minute I went to take a look at the college during my senior year of high school that I liked it there. The beautiful trees and lights and the environment felt not only like a college but just warming and like home. It's unfortunate that I did dual enrollment in high school because I then only spent 2 years at UCF instead. But overall I loved the classes and the teachers and just the experience there. They have so much to offer from clubs to events you see being hosted... Read More randomly on campus just for fun. And there are so many buildings around campus i hadn't been to because of how large it was. But overall, my experience was amazing and if not for circumstances I would have gone for my Master's too. But I don't regret out of the 8 choices of colleges I had, picking UCF in the end. I met the most amazing friends and had such a great time on top of learned so much and had the greatest teachers too! Thanks, UCF, for a great 2 years.

Daily academic experience can be frustrating. Class sizes are extremely large, especially in core and prerequisite courses, which makes it difficult to feel engaged. Many lectures feel more like huge auditorium shows than actual teaching, and it’s hard to ask questions. Because of the huge classes, building rapport with professors is nearly impossible. Office hours are limited and often crowded, and interactions are usually rushed. Most pre med professors are knowledgeable but difficult to understand... Read More during lectures because of accents. Outside the classroom, parking is a constant issue. Finding a spot can take a significant amount of time, even when arriving early, you will be driving in circles for so long trying to find a spot. Overall, UCF may work well for students who thrive in highly independent learning environments, but those looking for smaller classes, accessible faculty, and a more personal academic experience may struggle here.

UCF s****, I do not believe many of the positive reviews. It's the epitome of fast food education. Doing literally anything with UCF is a tremendous hassle because most offices are staffed by ignorant student workers who are unable to help you with whatever issue you're having. Good luck trying to call prepare to wait an hour or more to even speak to someone for them not to be helpful. I am not even trying to get in touch with them during peak times this is just day to day operations. There are 68k... Read More students as of me writing this and their administration is either to dumb to fix it or they just don't care.