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The University of South Florida has a phenomenal College of Education. The university ensures that there is a balance between classroom and experience allowing for preparation for any career field in education. The university has made such an impact in education in the community and this has resulted in easier acquisition of a position post graduation.

The school provided thought provoking classes. The program I completed was fully online which was very helpful for me to complete my masters while working full time.

I loved attending the University of South Florida. I found the campus to be user friendly. There were lots of food options for when I was going to be there awhile. The faculty helped me with my classes and degree options when I had questions.

If you're looking for an extremely large school in an urban environment, this may be a good fit for you.

The program I am in is great since I work a full time job and am still able to pursue my masters degree. I have also been very happy with the professors and the course content. However, I would have liked more information initially on how the online classes actually work - there was little instruction.

Pro: The particular program that I'm apart of at USF is comfortably small in number. I have classes with many of the same few students, which allows us the opportunity to get to know each other in a way that will create reliable professional relationships while in the field. Con: The school itself can use some updates, especially in the main library. There are some great technological tools available student use, but the facility itself is not laid out in the most efficient way.

I am enjoying the Career and Technical Education graduate program. I am learning demographical information such as poverty, dropout rates, and how the two correlate. I like the fact that this program is providing me with knowledge and critical analysis that will allow me to make a direct impact to the education system.

Overall, I worked hard in my graduate program and felt great once I received my Master of Arts degree. It was challenging and I learned a lot. I was able to learn new theories and logic pertaining to the Adult Education profession. However, there was a lack of career support and guidance. The program lacked clarity and stability with the curriculum and staff.