University of North Florida Top Questions

People who should not attend this university are those looking to mess around and party their way through college. Even though many students want to have the "college experience", that does not justify behavior that could negatively influence other students or be harmful to the person looking to have a "good time". There are many ways to have a great time in college without committing destructive behavior.

Someone who enjoys small classes.

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Someone who likes a lot of excitement and campus activities, like attending Football games.

UNF has a strong committment to diversity, both on a ethnic and cultural level. Someone who is not comfortable with the LBGT community or with a wide range of religions and nationalities probably would not enjoy UNF's campus aesthetic. However, UNF's policy is one of strict inclusion, so there are clubs and Greek organizations to accomidate majorities as well as minorities. The University does not accept intolerance, so if a person has serious issues with alternative lifestyles or religions, they would do well to look elsewhere.

UNF is a very small university with very little to offer people who want to party, be involved in Greek life and watch footballs games every weekend. There are a lot of people who expect college to be a continual party and UNF does not cater to that lifestyle. These people would probably feel their "education" was horrible if they went to UNF. However, people like myself who are interested in their education would thoroughly enjoy going to UNF with its small classroom sizes, a campus that takes a few minutes to walk the entire length and an extensive library

If you are looking for a school with a large student population, UNF isn't the school for you. it is a fairly small campus due to its lack of a football team. Also, if you would like a school that acts quickly in regards to forms and financial aid, maybe you should look elsewhere.

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People who are looking for an easy ride definitely should not attend this school. Every professor I have had dedicates their time and effort for 16 weeks (a semester) to teach you, and if you are not their to learn they do not want you in their class. If you don't like being pushed and driven you also should not attend this school; this is what the professors are great at!

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anyone should attend

Cheaters, con-artists, people who only want to take online classes, people who can not afford gas money

You should not consider UNF if you are looking for a big & busy school. The campus is smaller and very relaxed.

UNF and the Jacksonville community at large would not cater to students who need a metropolitan university setting.

Someone who is very very sports generated. This school is not very spirited.

People who shouldn?t attend these schools are people who like very big universities and aren?t too involved within the social environment of the school. If you are not into the campus events and activities as well as taking advantage of free classes and recreational facilities, in such that your primary objective is to go to class and back home, then this school isn?t the right fit. If you like auditorium size classes where you are just a number and not an individual, than this school isn?t for you.

The person who shouldn't attend this school would be a lazy person that is easily distracted. There is a lot going on at this school all the time. So if you can't get your priorites straight then you might get caught up in unimportant activities and neglect your school work.

Someone with a lack of responsibility, respect and readiness to learn should not attend this school.

The kind of person that should not attend this school is something looking to party 24/7. We have fraternites and sororities but they are still farely new and we do not have a football team, so school spirit is on the low side. If you are looking for an all out party, go elsewhere.

There isn't anyone who shouldn't be allowed to attend this school. As long as a person has made the grades to be admitted and has the drive and desire to get a degree and further their education why shouldn't they get the chance?