University of Central Florida Reviews of MBA Programs

"The University of Central Florida looks for diversity within it's MBA Program!"

"The UCF MBA program is a fantastic way for people to receive a graduate degree. However, at UCF, students are treated more like a number than a student. Some classes (at the graduate level) have over 70 people enrolled. This causes undue strain on both the students and the professors. The professors take it in stride and work hard to deliver their content. I recommend the UCF MBA program, however, if you want to feel like you want to get more from the MBA, I recommend another school."

"UCF is an absolutely fantastic school. This is a school that has many opportunities to grow in whatever field you go into. When it comes to helping research, they are great on funding."

"Pros: Evening program allowing those who work full-time to partake in an education. Understanding on the behalf of educators of students' obligations to not only the classroom and their classmates, but to their personal lives and careers as well. Plenty of support and tools from educators to be successful not only in the MBA program, but in their student's future in their careers. Cons: program does not really cater to those MBA students who do not have work experience, there is a heavier focus to those who have been in the workforce for some time."

"While the University of Central Florida is a well-established and challenging university, I cannot compare the educational system to the caliber of other state universities, who I feel have a higher threshold for admission. Their workload is reasonable yet demanding, and the degree will definitely generate a great value to my professional goals. While faculty are knowledgeable and available, I feel that the campus is too spread out and diverse in other areas of study. Being a very large institution, it is easy to get lost or overlooked by the system. I have had to spend several wasted hours on the phone getting pushed to different extensions. Also, their financial aid is not easily accessible and little to no assistance is given by the school to obtain aid. Regardless of aid and low levels of safety at night (you HAVE to drive a car to campus and the parking garages are not patrolled at night), I feel that the school is a great choice and I am especially drawn to the scheduling options for part-time MBA students like myself."

"UCF has a great value and is one of the most affordable graduate programs in the country. They are a relatively young program that continues to grow and prosper with great faculty who truly care about the students."