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The University of Central Florida is the second largest school in the nation. The psychology program is one of the largest at the school. If you do not need hands on attention, this school could be everything you ever dreamed of. The amount of diversity this school has is amazing. Every day I met someone new. Even just watching others from afar gave me a truly different insight on life. I pursued a major with a minor and I am off to complete my doctorates and the professors at UCF are who I have... Read More to thank. I wouldn't change my undergraduate years for anything.

The University of Central Florida is somewhat like a small city itself with over 64,000 students. Because of this size, it is challenging to get a close-knit community feel. While I greatly enjoyed the creative writing courses I participated in outside of my major field of study, I did struggle somewhat with my particular graduate program in the theatre department. While many of the theatre professors truly had the interest of their students in mind, others used techniques and methods that were destructive... Read More and unprofessional. Professors did challenge students to become better theatre artists, but this was not always done in a way that was healthy for the students. I do see potential in this program and hope that the department shifts its focus to nurturing a healthy theatrical education process, rather than a product that at times sacrifices student well-being. While, I recommend the theatre department with some reservation, I recommend the creative writing program entirely.

The University of Florida prepares students for every career, from business to medicine to journalism. In addition to the excellent education you will receive at this school, you also become part of the gator nation. Football games in the swamp are one of the best parts of being a gator, so make sure you go to every football game you can. Although advising is not always the most helpful, students have created various programs and clubs to make sure you get the most out of your time at UF and ensure... Read More that you get a job after graduation.

My vision is to graduate the University of Central Florida as an exceptional student, exemplary of its dignified name while within my first term in the army. Obtaining my Masters in Digital Forensics from the University of Central Florida is a crucial aspect to helping me reach all of my long-term career goals. The Digital Forensics Program offered at UCF will allow me to become a greater asset to the US Army and ultimately allow me to better defend our Nations cyber space infrastructure. The importance... Read More of continued education in this field cannot be overstated. I am taking this initiative upon myself to continue to grow as a cyber security professional. Due to UCF I have been able to acquire over 5 professional technical certifications are COMPTIA Security +, SANS SEC401, FOR508, and SEC560 to list only a few

I attended The University of Central Florida (UCF) for my Bachelor's Degree. I chose to attend this school because they offer one of the best programs in the nation for Legal Studies. Upon my completion of High School, I knew I wanted to pursue a career in law. Many of the other undergraduate institutions I was accepted to offered Political Science as their "Pre-Law" track. Politics don't particularly interest me, so when I saw UCF offered an excellent Legal Studies program, I was quick to make my... Read More decision. I believe UCF has prepared me to attend law school in the fall in a way that no other university could have. At UCF I had the opportunity to receive LSAT prep, become a member of a Pre-Law fraternity, and receive counseling from professors who attended law school themselves. Not only did UCF provide me with an exceptional major program, but a minor in Writing and Rhetoric as well. UCF gave me an educational experience I can be proud of; one that has prepared me for my future career. I attended The University of Central Florida (UCF) for my Bachelor's Degree. I chose to attend this school because they offer one of the best programs in the nation for Legal Studies. Upon my completion of High School, I knew I wanted to pursue a career in law. Many of the other undergraduate institutions I was accepted to offered Political Science as their "Pre-Law" track. Politics don't particularly interest me, so when I saw UCF offered an excellent Legal Studies program, I was quick to make my decision. I believe UCF has prepared me to attend law school in the fall in a way that no other university could have. At UCF I had the opportunity to receive LSAT prep, become a member of a Pre-Law fraternity, and receive counseling from professors who attended law school themselves. Not only did UCF provide me with an exceptional major program, but a minor in Writing and Rhetoric as well. UCF gave me an educational experience I can be proud of; one that has prepared me for my future career.

Psychology is the largest major program at UCF, and they definitely have the respective resources. The professors want you to excel, there are research and volunteer opportunities everywhere, and overall the Psychology major program has a lot of great people who will help you succeed in your future careee path, as well as give you a good idea of who your competition will be in the workforce. UCF as a whole is a great school as well. The school spirit radiates from miles away, there is always something... Read More to get involved in relating to the community, and it's a gorgeous piece of scenery as well. I'm beyond proud to be a Knight.

My executive MBA program has exceeded my expectations. The draw for me was how the program speaks of the ability to interact with others from different industries to discusses how different business management practices are applied. However, what was not touted as a benefit was the cultural, generational, and managerial level diversity of the individuals that they sellect to be in the cohort. This diversity has been a wonderful addition to the discussions and teaching techniques of the professors.... Read More I would recommend this program to any person that is seeking to advance themselves personally or professionally.

This school has great diversity and plenty of activities/clubs to get yourself into. Being that this is a large university, the majority of your classes contains hundreds of students, making it difficult to get to know your professor. Good luck with scheduling, especially when you are in your last few semesters. Some required courses are only offered once each semester, so if it is closed, then you'll have to wait until the next semester or whenever it is offered next. No wonder they call it "U Can't... Read More Finish" (on time). My tip is to get to know your academic advisor EARLY and make sure you plan out what courses you want to take and when so that you can be able to map out how long it will take to finish your degree. All in all, nice campus, great students, great sporting events and a wonderful lifetime experience.

I feel that having a more intimate cohort size provided for a more close-knit environment in where all of us were able to flourish and positively feed off of one another to succeed. I have never felt more at home than I do within this program. This is important because we as humans are naturally social and are able to get where we need to be if we have the support system to build us up. Without a support system, you would not have anyone to bounce ideas off of or to build your own network system.... Read More The internship opportunities provided to us were limited but we all made the best of it and can say at the end of the day, our education and expertise is better for it.

With over 60,000 students enrolled, the University of Central Florida is, of course, a large university, but aims to always foster a strong sense of inclusion. At this school, you will not get lost among the numbers! In an academic sense, especially as you begin classes in your major, the classroom size is great for learning. The instructors are professionals in their field and have an abundance of relevant knowledge to pass on to students, in addition to what you learn in the classrooms. The courses... Read More required for my major provided me with many of the resources needed to excel in my career. In terms of campus involvement, there is always activities going on! From the sports to campus activities to greek life, there is definitely something for everyone here. UCF allows you the opportunity to get a great education, make lifelong friendships, and always have something fun to do.