University of Central Florida Top Questions

The most frustrating thing is that how far it is to get to point A to point B on campus ha they should have golf carts excort us to our class. CHARGE ON!

The most frustrating thing is that UCF does accept Visa. I thought Visa was accepted everywhere, to my surprise it is not.

The most frustrating thing about UCF is the parking. Majority of the time the parking lots or parking garages are full making it frustrating to find a spot in time for class. A lot of the time you have to leave 30 minutes earlier than normal to beat the traffic and find a parking spot.

The tuition can be frustrating sometimes because at least for me, my grant does not cover the whole tuition, so I have to find money for my tuition and books.

Fortunately for me, I love everything about my schhol!

Student traffic can be quite a hassle to deal with, especially during events. This problem could be solved if UCF hired people to control the flow of traffic.

The most frustrating thing about the University of Central Florida is their phone service, preferably the staff. They are always so irritable, and I don't understand. This is the job you are assigned to, so how about suck it up, and just be the best at it. It always feels like I am rushed, and I am limited to the questions I have yet to ask.

Big classes, therefore harder to get advising.

The most frustrating thing would be how difficult it is to sustain yourself if you do not have time for a job if your family is not well off financially.

The most frustrating thing about the University of Central Florida would have to be the issue with parking. The downside to have a lot of students is parking. There are students who commute and need parking spaces. Those who live on campus should not have cars that creates conflict with making it to class on time.

The most frustrating thing about UCF is the work load that you get from some of your classes. Some classes give exams on the same day so time management is key. Even though it is frustrating, it's what you would sign up for when you enroll in any major university. College itself isn't easy but the ends definitely justify the means. It takes hard work, but it is so worth it.

The most frustrating thing about UCF is figuring out my niche. It's nearly impossible to decide what I want to study or which extracurricular activity to divulge my time in. With so many opprotunities floating around, I feel nauseated just stepping outside the Student Union. Everyday something new and exciting is going on and I'm having a hard time saying "no" to everything and just studying.

The most frustrating thing is the lack of opportunities for regional students.

The most frustrating thing about UCF is the parking situation. There are so many students, and so little parking. Sometimes, it may take up to 30 minutes to find a parking space so plan accordingly.

The financial aid office doesn't help out very much.

Not enough parking for so many students

Overcrowded. I don't feel I'm getting the guidance that I need.

Sometimes it's hard to get to class because there are so many people. They ride bikes, long boards, walk, skate. You name it and it's here on campus. I find myself saying excuse me often. Also, parking is a mission. Get to campus early!

They do not offer life training experiences and many of the teachers focus more on concepts and tests instead of the students ability to learn hands on.

I am frustrated that everything is at main campus. I wish there was more going on at Rosen because it is a little more secluded. Rosen is near Universal and Disney World so students are able to get internships. I just wish that we had more options at the campus I attend.