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Why USF?...
I decided to attend USF because it was close enough to home that I
could see my friends and family fairly often, but far enough away that I
could become a more independent person. It was also a big plus for me
that I would be able to complete both of my degrees in just four years. |
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First Day...
My first day on campus, I got lost. The campus seemed like it was so
big and I never thought I would adjust, but now I wouldn’t have had it
any other way…I probably wouldn’t mind if it was a little bigger. |
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Living the campus life ...
I loved the time that I lived on campus; it is an experience that I
wouldn’t trade for the world. I made friends that I probably never would
have met if it hadn’t been for my time on campus.
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Student activities ...
Being a part of the Green and Gold Guides here on campus has really
helped me to become more outgoing and to meet more people here on
campus. It has also been a great way to work on my public speaking
skills as well as the way that I communicate. I also learned about all
the different things that go on here because I need to know what is
offered so that I can share how great USF is with prospective students.
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Activities ...
A great (FREE) way to be entertained on campus is by doing some of the
events that are offered by the Campus Activities Board (CAB) such as
Movies on the Lawn (MOTL), Patio Tuesdays or Bulls Nite Out. |
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Professors ...
The professors here are so into their subject areas. A favorite of
mine is Dr. Gibbons in Government and International Affairs. He teaches
Political Theory which can be a little dry and boring, but he makes it
interesting and exciting. |
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Transitioning ...
The University Experience Class helped to bridge the gap by letting me
know what the university had to offer and where I could go to get what I
needed while I am here. |
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Multiculturalism ...
Everyone benefits from the cultural diversity at USF because it
prepares us all as members of an international community to understand
different cultures and points of view. |
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Metropolitan area ...
Being in Tampa has helped me to envision myself possibly living
outside of Central Florida; it has shown me that each city has something
else to offer. |
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Global ...
USF has prepared me globally by expanding my mind, my understanding
and my perspective toward people and the world. |
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