University of South Florida-Main Campus Top Questions

Research focused with medical goals.

Any kind of person would fit in at the University of South Florida, it is a very diverse university culturally, ethnically, and program-wise. No matter what you are interested in there will be something here for you.

I refuse to believe that USF is designed for one specific kind of person. USF is very diverse and has everything to offer for their students. If you like an easy to adapt to college, with kind, understanding professors who really care USF is the place for you.

Someone who wants to succeed, but doesn't want academics to be their entire life. You still have to work, but most teachers won't flood you with work and make you miserable. Because of this you still have plenty of time to socialize and partake in extra curriculars. As far as any niche groups go, USF isn't that nichey and it's not hard to fit in. Having attended UCF as well as USF and visited my friends at other Florida colleges, I think USF is more integrated as far as culture/ niche/ race then other schools.

The type of person who should attend USF is an outgoing person who is open to all kinds of activities, groups and things of that nature. My school always has something for its students to do, participate in or even watch.

The type of student that should attend USF will be environmentally friendly and hard working. If you would like to attend a four year college without a large student loan debt than USF is for you and if you enjoy interaction with students and teachers in discussions instead of boring powerpoints than you will love this beautiful campus.

Anyone interested in science, and specifically the medical field. The University of South Florida is situated in Tampa with several hospitals and clinics within walking distance. On campus, we have the Moffitt Cancer Research Center. Undergraduate students are permitted to participate in research, granted they show in interest and are willing to commit. USF is growing rapidly, and more funding is being provided to science and technology.

The type of person that should attend this University is someone who is determined to succeed in life and make a difference in the world.

A person that is looking for a diverse school with many different clubs and organizations. A person that likes great weather and a large enrollment.

Someone who wants to be in a science-forward field of research.

Dedicated to success, desires to attend and participate in academic opportunities

Fun, spirited people would love this school. It also has a large focus on research and a great medical program so students who want to go pre-med should definitely consider USF.

Anybody should attend this school. The University of South Florida is a very diverse school. As long as you have the grades and the drive to learn, there is no reason someone can't attend

The ppeople that attend this school are from all all backgrounds and income. it's a well rounded university with high standards and if you as a student are ready to work hard and learn , then this scool is your ticket to future success. So come on and join all us young people form the future of the profesional world!

Someone looking for a very socially involved school.

USF caters to the 18-22 year old student. If you are the "non traditional" student, you may want to consider another school.

Anyone, literallly. A very very diverse school as it is.

This school is built around its education program , and its pre-med program. anyone who is interested in each of these majors will not be disappointed in the results. Both programs are the wonderful and very hard to get into but worth the hard work for the education recieved.

A dedicated individual who is willing to work hard to accomplish good rankings and grades. I do not believe, regardless of what society leads me to be believe, that college is one big play ground. W need mature individuals to portray a willingness to accomplish the best that they can accomplish. Not lazy or "fun-seeking" people. Although college can be fub, I dont believe it the primary point of the experience.

Someone open to a melting pot of people and is very interested and open to new things. Anyone free spirited and excited to be part of something larger than life. Everyone and anyone who is truly looking for the all around, full college experience.