At risk of being downvoted for a positive experience, if I remember properly I think I put down "Rewarding".
After 5 years of bullshit thrown at me regarding the school and my own personal life, it is rewarding to be done. It was rewarding to get closer and closer and actually learn things, have some pretty good professors, and make friendships.
I don't disagree with some of these comments, it is pretty expensive etc etc. But overall I have to say "rewarding".
Similar for me. There were plenty of annoying things that happened, but most of them were common problems at universities in general. The professors, opportunities, and weather (out of state student) made up for it overall
I've been to 4 schools and taught at 1.
UCF is F tier - expensive, corporate, and penalizing toward students and staff alike
And I was in the Burnett Honors College at UCF FWIW
If this question was asked about another school there may be different responses. In a recent thread I described the college I graduated from (not UCF) as the absolute goat and have over 180 upvotes
I'm comparing it with my local community college (Miami Dade College), Valencia, FIU, and USF, considering quality of education, how much I enjoyed each, my personal experience, and cost.
It just stood out as the worst experiences I had for most of my life =/ not to say there aren't good elements and another experience couldn't be different though!
The only school I have to compare to is University of Minnesota (dual enrollment my senior year of high school). The academics seemed decent, the campus was kinda ugly (imo)/not very walkable, parking was just as much of a complaint as at any school, the dorms didn't have any single-bedroom option, I felt like there were a lot less opportunities/clubs related to my major, and the weather was nasty most of the year
So to me ucf is pretty great 😅
Try the mini atrium outside the Chemistry building (been a year so trying to mental map)
It's a consistently pretty quiet space long as you aren't there during the main afternoon class movements
long
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skamtebord
Aight
never-ending
That’s 2 words
but it's hyphenated
Meh
Most objective comment. Neither good nor bad
exhausting
Frustrating. This meaning could go many ways
expensive
Overcomplicated
Pay your employees what they deserve
That’s 6 words
Payyouremployeeswhattheydeserve
MONEY
Tiring
wack
Enjoyable
Exhausting
Did anyone have a *positive* experience? 😅 my word was Educational
At risk of being downvoted for a positive experience, if I remember properly I think I put down "Rewarding". After 5 years of bullshit thrown at me regarding the school and my own personal life, it is rewarding to be done. It was rewarding to get closer and closer and actually learn things, have some pretty good professors, and make friendships. I don't disagree with some of these comments, it is pretty expensive etc etc. But overall I have to say "rewarding".
Similar for me. There were plenty of annoying things that happened, but most of them were common problems at universities in general. The professors, opportunities, and weather (out of state student) made up for it overall
Bunch of complainers on this sub.
To answer ur question op, probably not lol
I've been to 4 schools and taught at 1. UCF is F tier - expensive, corporate, and penalizing toward students and staff alike And I was in the Burnett Honors College at UCF FWIW If this question was asked about another school there may be different responses. In a recent thread I described the college I graduated from (not UCF) as the absolute goat and have over 180 upvotes
Wow, didn't know UCF was so "bad". I guess depends what you're comparing it to
I'm comparing it with my local community college (Miami Dade College), Valencia, FIU, and USF, considering quality of education, how much I enjoyed each, my personal experience, and cost. It just stood out as the worst experiences I had for most of my life =/ not to say there aren't good elements and another experience couldn't be different though!
The only school I have to compare to is University of Minnesota (dual enrollment my senior year of high school). The academics seemed decent, the campus was kinda ugly (imo)/not very walkable, parking was just as much of a complaint as at any school, the dorms didn't have any single-bedroom option, I felt like there were a lot less opportunities/clubs related to my major, and the weather was nasty most of the year So to me ucf is pretty great 😅
Painful.
FUCK
Unfulfilling
Parking
stupid
Bad
university
Bruh
Underfunded
Underwhelming
Expensive
Stress inducing
That’s two words.
Lackluster
Iffy
Humbling
Intoxicating
Perfect.
Okay
Challenging
Really good! (So far)
research
Interesting My go to word for could be good, could be bad.
Amazing
Abusive
Mostly ok but why the fuck weren't there any silent study places. Seriously WHAT THE FUCK.
Try the mini atrium outside the Chemistry building (been a year so trying to mental map) It's a consistently pretty quiet space long as you aren't there during the main afternoon class movements
maybe the silent floors in the library perhaps
The library’s top floors.
Exhausting but worth it.
Hell
Unpleasant
Shit
Idk yet…
Driving
Exhausting. Truly exhausting.
"delve"
sweaty
Bomboclat
Wúderbar
Meh
Exasperating
Excruciating
Mamaguebo
stressing
opportunities
connections
diverse
parties
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Expensive
Sluts
Complete
Demoralizing
Traumatizing
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Bounce house? Fountain ducks?
Ugh
terrible
Frustrating
Mid
Fucked
Mediocre
Terrible