Florida International University Top Questions

The worst thing about my university is the food. There are a variety of food options, however the food supplied at Fresh Food Company is quite horrid. Students have found cockroaches running around the restaurant, they leave the same food out all day and they have the same food options all year. If Fresh Food Company could be more sanitary, have an abundance of options and add more flavor to the food, then maybe the price would be somewhat well spent.

The worst part of my school is the language barriers you have to deal with. As an English speaking American, its rough when 80{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of your peers speak Spanish.

What I would consider the worst thing about my school is that the library is not open 24 hours a day. But, there are other resources available to compensate for that.

There is no parking because it is a mostly commuter school. Finding a parking space is hard.

The drive to school based on traffic. I try to leave an hour before class and try to avoid toll roads.

The worst thing about FIU was the parking situation. Since the school is over populated, you would have to arrive on campus at least an hour or more before your class began and would have to circle to find a parking spot. This is a problem that plagues everyone and FIU at the time offered no relief.

The worst thing I would consider about this school is the lack of campus's around south florida. I wish there was a campus closer with the classes I need to take so I dont have to drive long distances to take them.

The Campus Housing Department. Freshmen can get upperclassmen dorms and seniors may get freshman dorms. Really unorganized. My friend who was an RA got put in a freshmen dorm his senior year.

Parking, its a nightmare for commuters.

I have never experienced any disaprovement in my school. The professors are great, and I love my career. I would definitely stay there to comple my master. I love my school for its academic diversity. I have learned a lot both from my peers and my professors. I like the way they provide shuttles to students to travel around the campus. It's an excellent choice to make to attend FIU. FIU has been my dream school since I first came from this country. By attending it, I always feel that my dream has come to past.

The worst thing about school is how to pay for it. Tuition expenses are increasing every year and books as well.

Parking is ridiculous at FIU, I have to show up 2 hours before my class in hope to find a spot.

The classes are too big.

The worst part would have to be the vast space on the campus being used so poorly. Majority of the university's population commutes to school, but there is barely any room for parking. Yet they are making more buildings to increase the already high number of classrooms, as well as for dorms for the 7{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of students that live on campus. The events on campus are always located in the same places in front of GL or in GC while there are so many areas the student organizations to go to add variation to the school atmosphere.

HOW DO I PAY FOR THIS???

FIU is a commuter college; so the majority of the students are not involved in activities after class.

It's need for rapid expansion. It is causing higher tuition and fewer class selections.

The fact that it is too large for my particular taste and that individuals do not approach you and start up a conversation. The fact that there is no sense of community and that you truly need to figure things out for yourself because there is not always someone there to support you.

At my University, I wish the professors were more enthusiastic in expressing the knowledge of the subject they were teaching.

I consider the shuttle schedule to be the worst thing about FIU. I appreciate that there is a shuttle service between the main campuses but if a student misses a shuttle they sometimes have to wait an hour for the next one and then end up missing their next class.