University of Central Florida Top Questions

Somebody who doesnt want to succeed

The type of person who should attend this school is a person who wants to work hard in their classes and prosper in life. They should want to be part of a big community where there are plenty of opportunities to get involved and meet a lot of really great people.

Anyone who isn't willing to put forth the effort and work hard shouldn't attend this school. There are a lot of teachers who are very strict about the attendance policy and who give no forgiveness for any late assignments. People attempting to skirt by lazily are not going to succeed in this environment and should thus steer clear of the university.

Someone who doesn't like to get involved.

If you are not ready to put your academic skils to the test and find no motivation for doing work then UCF is not the school of your choice. UCF stans for integrity, scholarship, comminity, creativity and excellence and if that is not something you find worth your time then you may need to seek other options for college. If you are uninterested in social events and looking for a school that is more low key with a small population than UCF may not be the right school for you.

You have to be self motivated to attend any College and have a strong desire to finish what you have started. If you do not have these qualities than college is not for you. My moto is to never give up and it has helped me through out all my years of college. It took me 5 years to finish college at CFCC and it is the most rewarding thing that I have ever done. So I would say that college is not for someone that likes to quit.

University of Central Florida is a great school! They offer a wide variety of majors and programs at several different campuses. Many of the classes are also available online, which makes going to school possible for many non-traditional students, such as full time workers and parents of young children. The only kinds of people that shouldn't attend this school are people who are not willing to learn.

I would say that if a student is not willing to work hard or be a part of their school's community, they should not attend this school. UCF is all about their creed of integrity, scholarship, community, creativity, and excellence. If a student is not willing to show these core values, you should not want to be a part of the University of Central Florida.

Anyone and everyone should attend. You can really be who you are and find others like you. Academically, someone who needs small class sizes should inquire to the student size in the program he or she wants. You will have 400 person lectures as a freshman though. After that a class size of 60 is pretty normal.

The University of Central Florida should appeal to most but for students that want a more intimate education UCF may not be their first choice. UCF is a very large school and the classes are quite populated, as is the campus. The university does, however, offer many kinds of tutoring and help for students struggling in certain classes. Also being in Orlando, the area is always busy and crowded. There's usually a lot of traffic and Orlando's crime rate is pretty high. Students that don’t care for the city scene might want to look at another school.