University of Central Florida Top Questions

I love it. Im comcortable, lots of nice people, no drama, lots of positive things to do.

Highly focused on research; small community that allows more student-professor interaction; athletic success; great recreational facility; outstanding advisors and professors

I have a lot to brag about regarding the University of Central Florida. We have a great gym, beautiful on-campus housing options, a lovely campus layout. We also have a great Police Department, which is fully functioning. I participated in a great Internship there, and learned that the UCF Police Department does SO much for the safety of our students (much of which is behind the scenes).

It is in Orlando where there is a lot to do.

When discussing the benefits of being a student at the University of Central Florida, I tend to brag most about how helpful and friendly the academic advisors are in addition to the wide variety of services and facilities offered to help students complete their majors.

All the opportunities availible in and around the college area.

When talking about the University of Central Florida, the first pitch is always to boast about the Computer Science and Engineering departments. The University of Central Florida has the third best program for these two departments in the nation. Also the connections that the Unviversity of Central Florida has to major compaies and corporations, such as Lockheed Martin and Boeing, are extremely beneficial to starting one's career while in college.

I usually tell people that the students and the professors were the best. We had 40,000 students (back in early 2000s) and they came from everywhere. I met so many people from Europe, South America, the Caribbean, and Asia. It was such a great experience. You learn the most from others and not just a lecture. I met so many great professors that encouraged us and believed we could make a difference with our lives and others. We were all like U.N. in the city of Orlando.

It's very large and beautiful. Plenty of space and things to do.

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