Academics

The classes at UNF tend to be a little smaller, but you still have your big lecture classes. With that in mind, whether you're in lecture or breakout you will always have teachers willing to help, everyone I've ever had has given us office hours multiple times a week. Just make sure to take advantage of those times.

Many classes here as in any place are challenging, but all the teachers are more than willing to help students succeed. I love how enthusiastic my professors are about topics in their field. There is also an office for free tutors on campus whom are equally helpful and enthusiastic.

Certain classes are tougher than others, but that is what rate my professor is for. If you randomly sign up for a class last minute the chance's of getting a teacher that you may not understand or mesh well with is high. You certainly grow from it, when you have to put twice as much effort to make it in the class. Overall, the classes if chosen wisely push you just enough that you don't become overly stressed.

I'm currently enrolled in the Brooks College of Health and the academic rigor is outstanding. Most professors who teach the daytime classes are full-time faculty. There are weekly assignments and exams every 2-3 weeks. You will learn a lot.

Classes are smaller then many larger schools, so you have a better relationship with the faculty. Academically it is challenging, but in a way that helps you succeed and become a better student, not in a way that drags you down.

The classes are small for such a big school which is really nice because you get individualized attention and the few lecture classes have breakout sessions so you can make sure you understand the material. There are a lot of cool classes to choose from too and great study abroad options.