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I was selected and attended MSN CNL nursing program in 2017, and started school with USF. When I started class, I was disappointed :the instructors cancel the class all the time, sometimes one of our pharm instructor no show, and all class average exam is for his class was like 40/100, but he let us pass the class with B & higher. I went couple semesters I wasted my valuable money and time. The administrators are supper rude to cover them selves they won’t listen to our concerns, one of my clinical instructors... Read More talk about my ethnicity and with whom I am computing with is not smart idea. She didn’t grade my care plans, she saw me lower than others. But I quiet that school and went out of state and graduated with my MSN from a descent collage less than half of the price from USF. My instructors from mid west were very knowledgeable, and pour out their knowledge to us, I got a 4.0 GPA and recognized as the first one in the masters program. I got the right education and the right job at the time. Please run away from this school.

My experience in USF was relatively good for the most part. I can only speak on behalf of the International Studies department in the school, but they took their time to mentor each student who was interested in IO, NGO, and international relations work. Their classes made sense and were challenging, there were distinct requirements you had to reach in order to get the degree, and there were a variety of courses available (sort of) . If you wish to pursue an African studies minor, it's practically non existent... Read More which I find moderately problematic; I hope they offer more classes by the time you choose to go to the university. I see a lot of people in the comments complaining about internship and work placements, but it's a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to that. Career services help you somewhat, but I personally did not go to their offices for any career advice because my major advisor did a better job at providing me suggestions. If anything, if you choose to go to USF, you need to understand that you are in one of the greatest hubs when it comes to internships and YOU have to willingly put yourself out there to get those internships. I graduated in three years with my BAIS degree and within that time frame, I secured 3 internships and a fellowship in the state capitol. If you choose to major in Business, Finance, Political Science, Sociology, International Studies or any other Humanities, you have so much work placement and internship opportunities. A lot of my friends that were business majors got jobs in the Financial District before they graduated because they either got it through an internship in the firm or they had alumni networks already working there. The school is not just gonna shovel a job up yours, you literally need to throw your resume everywhere and anywhere until it sticks and build yourself up there. There are so many foreign consulates, political research firms, grass root organizations, and community outreach that will be more than happy to accept students from USF. Moreover there are programs that the university provides that can actually help segue you into better job and/or internship opportunities (i.e. Erasmus, EMDS, McCarthy Fellows, etc.) Not that many people apply (for some reason) so it's an excellent stepping stone to get you where you need to be. The resources are there, you just have to actually do the work to get to it. However I do have to agree with everyone else on this thread that the school is ridiculously expensive and gets more expensive by the day. So if you choose USF you better have an excellent financial aid plan, scholarships, grants, or parents with some serious bank.