you honestly get so much when you pay for tuition (again, tuition is affordable and reasonable in-state), including free counseling and health services, free resume services and career prep services. while you learn and fulfill course requirements to earn your degree, ucf also makes sure to take care of life's other needs as well.

you definitely get what you pay for; the university is always evolving and expanding. i think everyone's biggest gripe is parking. there is never enough parking. they just finished building a brand new garage and there is still always a parking issue that's why it's best to give yourself time to get to class. aside from the parking and the fees associated with not parking properly (citations), the cost of attendance, i would say, is reasonable. the cost of books can be cumbersome also but i think that's at any institution and with the help of financial aid and being able to rent the costs comes down quite a bit. there are some unnecessary fees but that comes with any big institution.

great price for in state students, but not so much for out of state students. definitely worth the money, but make sure you are prepared if you are not a resident of florida.

UCF comes with a price-tag, especially for out-of-state students and you will definitely run into more expenses as you spend your college career here. With that said, UCF is a great college that will reward its students academically and socially with rigorous classes and incredible social events (ie spirit splash, free concerts, free sporting events at the D1 level, and incredible facilities).

Expensive, but worth it. They offer many scholarships.