University of South Florida-Main Campus Top Questions

I wouldn't say that I DON'T recommend this school for the arts, but I would strongly reccomend an actual art school if you are serious about your career in the arts (as in you are looking for the notoriety of the name of the school you graduate from with an art degree).

Honestly, I think this school fits just about everybody. They have clubs and fun things to do that fit anything anyone could ever imagine doing. This school is extremely large though, holding about 40,000 students, so if you are someone who likes to be in smaller more intimate places, this school is probably not for you.

A person who keeps to themselves or a person who does not enjoy talking to people; I found that most people who went to USF were highly outgoing.

Anyone who is lazy and does not like to get their feet a little wet should not dive into this school because it is alot of money to attend this school.

Someone that doesnt like/fit in on big campuses or if they dont like the "big" university college feel.

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One who acquires negative qualities such as pessimism, or lacks determination should not attend USF. USF has proper values and promotes school pride as well as earning outstanding grades. Professors at USF understand certain circumstances as long as you maintain levels of respect towards them as well as your peers.

USF is primarily a commuter school. Our roads and buildings were built to accomdate students living elsewhere and then dorms were added in the back end of the school and later a football team was created. If an individual is looking for school pride and to enjoy college by attending all sorts of functions and parties then I do not reccommend USF. USF is located in the middle of Tampa away from everything except Busch Gardens. Also, if an individual is looking to connect with fellow students for support then USF is not for them.

anyone, there is something for everyone in this school, especially off campus activites.

People who are not focused and do not have any goals