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Did anyone actually get expelled from UCF during the Richard Quinn cheating scandal in 2010? As you all know this video is quite popular in its circulation around the internet, but I don’t know …

2023年7月19日 · If you want an authentic, full college experience then UCF is the place to do it. Lots of events, clubs to join, and on campus living that (depending on where you live) will be …

UCF is good, imo. I’m fairly happy here. It’s a huge school, so it’s easy to feel like one of a crowd but you can also stand out if you try to. There’s tons and tons of clubs and extracirriculars, and lots of stuff to do on campus. Dorms are ok, but there’s not enough of …

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2021年7月10日 · Reddit is a great place for tips, but there is some people who passionately down UCF (like every other school). UCF is by far a great school with great school spirit. I highly recommend UCF to anyone who lives up north (as I also live in the north east). Very few minimal cons of UCF. Best school in Florida!

2021年3月2日 · UCF has 25k students living on campus or within 2 miles of campus, that’s more than most colleges have total students. UCF hasn’t been a “commuter” school since the early 2000’s. Go where you have the most scholarships and less debt! Regardless, you’ll get more or less the same college experience.

With more than 220 degree programs in 13 colleges, UCF provides an education for your future, today. When the world looks to answer the questions facing today’s most challenging programs, our world-renowned faculty are sought for their expertise.

Prof. is extremely blunt and harder on students than need be. Test averages 50-60% so curve is rewarded but grading scale makes it tough. 2 tests (35% each) & 2 group projects (30% total). Prof. is a genius, just overly complicated. Work hard & pass :) Skip class? You won't pass. Graded by few things Test heavy.