University of South Florida

I should have saved money and went to a local state college. The degree doesn't matter and USF is not prestigious enough to make a difference. Polk State College is an excellent substitute. Here the classes are too big for you to learn anything, everything is too expensive, and the parking is a nightmare. Honestly one college to AVOID. Having been to Polk State, USF, and UF, I would put this one last on the list. Thats my 30 thousand dollar lesson. Unless you live close and need a specific degree, its not worth the money.

They have a wonderful MUSIC program for children in middle and high schools. AUTUMN WINDS , BAY WINDS AND SUMMER CAMP ! EXTRAORDINARY TEACHERS.... Scholarship funding available as well ( you' ll have to ask for details) If you have a child interested in advancing in music, this is such a wonderful gift to give them !

Had the chance to tour. Beautiful campus. Our young adults seem happy and free as they roamed around. Staff was inviting and the overall feeling you have is everyone seems invested in the future. Awesome school!

I really like this school, I’ve made a million memories and learned a little on the way too. A lot of good resources for networking- at least within the business college. Dining hall food is pretty horrid I only ate fried chicken sandwiches and the occasional pasta and pizza, the fresh stuff never looked fantastic. Living in the village was very nice, I highly recommend the area to have a small community within a much bigger one.

The University of South Florida’s Morsani College of Medicine is one of the most grounded and merit-based medical institutions in the state. What you get at USF is real training, high standards, and faculty who actually care about preparing competent, ethical, and capable physicians. There’s a culture of humility, hard work, and collaboration. You earn your place, and the results show in how well-prepared USF grads are when they hit residency and beyond. Then there’s the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine—a school that runs on image, internal politics, and performative excellence. Too often, the students who rise are those who know how to charm faculty and play the game. Recommendations and honors feel less about objective performance and more about who you knew, who you flattered, and how well you navigated the internal cliques. It’s a toxic system where actual competence can take a backseat to ego-stroking. USF doesn’t play that game. It values growth, not grandstanding. Its students leave with more than just a degree—they leave with real clinical skills and the professionalism to match. In short, USF Morsani produces solid, no-nonsense physicians. UM Miller produces a mix—some good, many carried by inflated reputations and faculty favoritism. If you want to earn your MD the right way, USF is where you go. If you want to talk your way through, UM will welcome you with open arms (and a letter of rec if you say the right things)…..

Applying as a visiting student is a waste of time. Non degree hides and does not answer any questions. They send you to admissions then to non degree then to registrar then to IT, then they send you through that process all over again. They can't fix anything and admissions takes about 5 days to respond, if they even respond at all. Non degree doesn't help - don't waste your time with this college lol

Parking is ridiculous; they are rude and disgusting people. They are quick to give a ticket after being one minute late to a timed parking space. They got workers doing construction taking over more than half of the student parking, and they want you to park miles away. Exactly what are we paying tuition for? You have to pay at least $100 for a commuter's parking pass even if you attend campus once a week, and mind you, this is EVERY SEMESTER. The summer semester is like 2 months, and you have to buy another pass again the next semester. Never experienced foolishness like this. Avoid this headache at all costs; there are better schools than this with more understanding "rules and regulations"