University of South Florida-Main Campus Top Questions

The academic advising. The academic advisor that I have been seeing is horrible and she always tells me what seems to be the wrong advice. Also many ofthe classes needed to graduate are in high demand and there are not enough qualified teachers to teach them. Thus delaying graduation for some students.

Although there is a very high demand for nurses, the university does not have enough funds to provide enough professors for the nursing program. With limitations on professors and clinical availability, it is very difficult to gain acceptance into the program.

The run around if you have a problem, you have to go to four different offices, it's ridculous.

The amount of contrction going on in recent years.

The web-site.

No good places to eat. I go to a campus that is not the main campus and a lot of the classes are offered at the main campus only.

Just getting there sometimes. Heavy traffic on the highways.

The most frustrating thing about my school is that it does not offer enough online classes. I love taking online classes because I have to commute to my university so they make my schedule much more convenient.

The employees of the college.

The most frustating thing about my school is probaly the transition from high school to college. Studying now is not an option, it's a necessity. The adjustment was at first hard, I have cleaned up my act and have acquired better study habits and time management. Another thing is the actual work itself, although I have taken AP and Honors classes in high school, college level courses are considerably more difficult. Even though I've had some problems, i've found the solutions in hard work and plain studying.