University of Central Florida Top Questions

The only way to describe my classmates are diverse, individual, and unique.

I have not yet taken any classes at UCF, I am enrolled to start Spring 2011, but I have shared classes with alot of the same pool of students whom are also transferring from the same community college that I attended to UCF and I have met many graduates of this school whom have also shared their excited experiences and recommendations come highly from them as well.

A fun, energentic group that are all extremely engaged in the Athletic training program.

Interactive with the professor and other classmates.

Focused and mature.

Classes are a lot bigger in college than in high school and you will not learn everybody like you could in high school. In college to meet your classmates you have to just open yourself up to them. Most people are sitting there just waiting there for class to start, but at the same time are hoping someone new will approach them and strike up a conversation. Classes can be to upwards of 300 students which opens doors for many different types of people to meet. Just dive into the diversity pool and make life long friends.

My classmates are motivated and very ompetitive. they help motivate and challenge me to do better than them academically. they help bring forth a very beneficial and motivational learning environment and especially with the help of our teachers. There are some exceptions to this mass of great students and they would have to be those labeled as rebels, those students who just sleep in class or never come to class. In my time at UCF i have only witnessed a small amount of these group because it seems that most of the students that attend UCF have ambitions, like myself.

My classmates are other biomedical students.

Have multiple goals and aspirations that they work to achieve.

My classmates are enriching the lives of others, caring, SMART and very competitive.