The teachers here are extremely nice and willing to help you! The class sizes are relatively small compared to other colleges and that allow them to know you on a face-to-face basis if you let them! So far, I'm learning so much here-- the opportunities available is really amazing!
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
I am definitely loving it here. The friends that I've met here will last for a lifetime and the campus itself is extremely beautiful. Trees and flowers are everywhere and there is even a nature trail with animals all around for those who are nature inclinced.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
I do not have much experience in the cost to education analysis, but I can definitely tell you that UWF is an excellent choice given what I know. The tuition fee is relatively low and, as mentioned before, you can learn a LOT(!) with tons of oppertunities to use it in the real world.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
I highly, highly recommend e-mailing and meeting up with the professors during their office hours. It can really make a difference!
I also recommend that you talk to your majors' advisors. They can help keep you on track and prevent potentially costly detours.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Any student who enjoy nature, low student:faculty ratio, and oppertunites in applying lectures to real life
The teachers here are extremely nice and willing to help you! The class sizes are relatively small compared to other colleges and that allow them to know you on a face-to-face basis if you let them! So far, I'm learning so much here-- the opportunities available is really amazing!
I am definitely loving it here. The friends that I've met here will last for a lifetime and the campus itself is extremely beautiful. Trees and flowers are everywhere and there is even a nature trail with animals all around for those who are nature inclinced.
I do not have much experience in the cost to education analysis, but I can definitely tell you that UWF is an excellent choice given what I know. The tuition fee is relatively low and, as mentioned before, you can learn a LOT(!) with tons of oppertunities to use it in the real world.
I highly, highly recommend e-mailing and meeting up with the professors during their office hours. It can really make a difference! I also recommend that you talk to your majors' advisors. They can help keep you on track and prevent potentially costly detours.
Any student who enjoy nature, low student:faculty ratio, and oppertunites in applying lectures to real life