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Great program! Teachers are available to help. Just make sure you read syllabus and follow rubrics!

Great program with their own clinic, the aphasia house, and the fast center.

The Advisors are not available to answer my inquiries. They seem to give me generic answers and I end up taking forever to get the answers elsewhere. I am an adult learner located off campus and would like better support.

Pros: Qualified teachers, reliable resources. Cons: Too many requirements, limited financial assistance, lengthy program.

The graduate programs seems to be like any program: a lot of reading and papers. They do have an excellent Special education program. The school itself has improved since I was last there. I am actually proud to call myself a Knight.

I have not only gained knowledge but practical experiences through practical education learning techniques provided by the University of Central Florida. I am proud to an alumni and future professional from the University of Central Florida. I would only recommend the school to have more assistance for students with special needs. A greater community of students with disabilities will ease the environment for future students with such deficits.

It is a hands on program and I am getting a lot of support for my program as well as for my special education degree

Pros- Resident tuition, local college, able to work while in program. Cons distance to travel, no satellite campus program for those who live more than 1.5 hrs away

My graduate program requires lots of work but all are things that are currently being used in the field. There are few options for financial aid but are very competitive to receive them. Advisors are always available to help you and respond to e-mail within a few days with an answer for you.

UCF has a very good education faculty and a wide variety of excellent programs. Their online programs for grad school make getting a graduate degree possible for those who are currently teaching.