University of South Florida-Main Campus Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about USF is frustrating at any school: the price. Financial aid is very tricky to completely comprehend and some of the fees feel ridiculous.

Probably the fact that our football team isn't very good. If it was, I know more people would want to attend this school. That is literally the only downside to my school.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the tuition amount, but I believe that goes for all colleges.

The area is the most frustrating aspect. Tampa's highway seems to be in a perpetual state of being under construction, making getting to classes on time difficult if you don't leave early enough, or if you attempt to get to school during high density traffic times.

The campus is very large. Difficult to find your way around.

The different schools in the University are not on the same page at all times. At times all of the schools work together and it is great but sometimes the teachers and the advisors convey different ideas on the same questions which cause undue confusion.

The most frustrating part of my school was finding parking. There are a lot of students who commute to the school from the Tampa Bay area. The task of finding part was like Hunger Games!

The most frustrating thing about school is probably how much it costs. It really adds up fast with books, costs of classes, distance learning fees, other school supplies, and parking passes. So now I am going crazy applying for scholarships when I really should have done this while I was still in high school.

Some of the buildings are run down and need to be replaced. The on-campus running trail needs to be cared for and kept up. More parking would always be greatly appreciated.

The most frustrating thing I would say is that there are a lot of politics involved, it's not about what you know but who you know. This happens everywhere, but it's frustrating to see it happen at a large university. The Greeks at USF really come together for each other when it comes to positions and titles, etc. It can be frustrating to have all of the credentials or capabilities to do something, but because you aren't with "the crowd" you aren't given equal opportunities.