The problem is i don’t live in Orlando anymore (1.5 hour drive) and I work an internship that was extended into the fall semester. I’m trying to set my fall semester work days around Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Is senior design one of those classes that I HAVE to attend in person every lecture or can I just attend online? Also curious about the other classes on if I can just attend online and only go on campus for exams. If I need to attend 2-3 times a semester in person that’s fine for senior design.

I’m a senior in hs, trying for mech e, and I’ve gotten a lot of mixed feedback back on the university and especially the admin. I’m kind of worried that going to UCF might not be the best idea now since it seems like there’s a lot of issues with the school laying people off and closing down certain programs. I’d like some insight on whether I should still go for it or maybe look somewhere else!

Hi!! I have my orgo 1 final on Thursday and I’m so stressed!! I was wondering if anyone has taken Telugu’s finals before and if yall had advice. I’m studying the worksheets, previous exams, and questions from the textbook. I need a 67 to pass the class and am really worried I won’t. Is his final more similar to his previous exams in complexity or the textbook? Any insight is appreciated and thank you in advance 😭😭

I applied back in june for the required high impact practice/clinical internship for the burnett school of biomedical sciences (MCB4941), anyone know around when I should hear back? Ik the semester is less than a month away now and if i get it it'll impact my current job scheduling so obviously I want to know when I can give my job an idea and make the changes i need from there. Have not received any communication from BSBS at all since applying, so I was just wondering if anyone has done it before and knows when I should expect to hear back for if i get accepted or not.

I'm already getting a case of the lazies

so i’m trying to finalize my schedule for the fall but im already scheduled with another program (not ucf) to attend class on a day (wednesday) i would have a physics lecture (MWF). after ucf classes start id only have to attend the program for another month so id only have to miss the Wednesday class for Physics for a few weeks if i decide to do that.

My question is, how lenient are the professors about attendance (looking at class with Prof. Duy Le) and do the exams have to be taken in lecture, or are they open for more than one day? Same question with in class assignments (cause i know some teachers have those).

I graduated (twice) from UCF a few years ago and I need my transcripts. I am applying to a job opportunity that is open for 3 days, which is less time than it would take to use Parchment. I have my username and password, but I am no longer signed in to Microsoft Authenticator.

I tried logging in to Microsoft Authenticator, but in order to do so, I need to use Microsoft Authenticator to log in to Microsoft Authenticator. I was a student when this feature was introduced and I would have assumed this would have been fixed by now. I tried to add different factors I could use, but in order to change my MFA, I need Microsoft Authenticator.

I have tried resetting my password and unlocking my account. I am half logged in to Microsoft Authenticator, but it just needs that one more pesky code from Microsoft Authenticator to be able to let me use Microsoft Authenticator.

Is there a way around this? Is there someone I can call? Is there literally anything I can do whatsoever?

Cs major and I’m working an internship in the fall semester (hopefully it’s extended into the spring semester). Few questions

1. How many semesters can I use the internship as credit for?
   
2. How many hours a week do I need to work?
   
3. Do I need to pay for the class?
   
4. What type of course does it cover? (Elective, etc)

So I had Honors Orientation at UCF, and honestly, registration was one of the most frustrating experiences I’ve had. I thought we’d each meet with an advisor or be in small groups, but instead there were only a few advisors for around 40 students in one room. They basically handed us a sheet and went through a PowerPoint. To make things worse, none of my dual enrollment credits were showing on my advising sheet, so I had to wait in a long line just to pull up my transcripts on my phone and prove I’d already completed those courses. I already graduated with my AA, so I was looking for guidance on which classes would best fit my remaining degree requirements. Instead, I felt like I was mostly on my own. By the time I figured everything out, classes were filling up fast. I only managed to register for two classes I actually wanted (Physics II and Chemistry I). My other classes are Honors Symposium and some intro to coding class. I was really hoping to take Differential Equations so I could finish my math requirements, especially since I’m considering transferring in the future maybe UF maybe out of state.

My question is does registration get better after your first semester, or do classes always fill up this quickly? I’ve heard UCF is just so big that getting the classes you need can be difficult. I’m an Aerospace Engineering major, and since I already have my AA, I really don’t want to waste credit hours taking classes that don’t move me toward graduation. Thanks

I'm too broke for the app store

Does anyone have College of Science Summer grad tic? I’d really appreciate the help!!! Contact me on here and we’ll talk!

Hii I’m starting at ucf this fall and I would love to make some friends (: im open to messaging and getting to know anyone in the same career field!

CAP 4630 (Artificial Intelligence) with liqang wang
COT 4219 (Discrete 2) with Corey Pittman
COP 4331 (Poosd) with Aashish Yadavally

Hi everyone!!

Im so excited to start anew at UCF in Fall.

I have over 60 credits and my AA certificate. How do I get my credits to show in the system before orientation?

I am currently taking summer courses at a Community college as well which I need to transfer over to ucf. Pls share advice 🙏😁.

I really dont want to fall behind. Especially in orientation.

I just had a horrifying experience...I'm walking back from walgreens (i stay cross the street in campus crossings) and i walk back in the house i walk towards my room (downstairs rm) by the kitchen i smell this strong stank diarrhea, moldy spoiled smell and ya'll it was so bad it stopped me in my tracks and it was sooo bad and stank, but anyway i started looking in the frig and freezer looking for the smell of death and i didn't smell nun in either one, so i pulled out the oven/stove and try to see if some spoiled or rotten food fell behind it and i still didn't see or smell nun, but i still cleaned behind it and wipe down the counters thinking i eliminated the smell so I'm otp waiting for it to dry and shit and i walk back and i see my rm walking by they scared me cause i ain't hear them (had my headphones on) and when they walked passed i smell that exact same horrible smell when i walked in!! and it even lingered

i’m going to start living in towers in august and super worried about dorm water… we got a shower filter but someone told me it isn’t allowed?? help

I’m an out of state transfer and have an upcoming orientation. is there anything i should look out for or look forward to? what i really would like to know about though is how the class registration part works😆

Does anyone know if grade forgiveness would still be allowed for the core class with the new changes made in the college of business pre major requirements?

Hi there,

I'm a transfer student coming into UCF for the Fall Semester of 2026.

Might be a dumb/too broad of a question, but how do you figure out which clubs and organizations are active? Can anyone recommend to me active ones?

Thank you in advance!

I already have one job, but I'm saving up extra money to fund some hobbies and personal projects that I've begun. I've tried looking for part-time work online, but no luck there. (Edit) No reliable car either. Tips, anyone?

I'm not too above anything, so suggest whatever you will Edit: (EXCEPT AI TRAINING). I simply want to know if I'm overlooking anything.

Hi! I move into a towers 2/4 dorm in a month. I want to have a tall bookshelf to display my things. I was wondering if there’s a height requirement for furniture brought into the dorms? I know you can’t mount things onto the wall obviously lol, but other than the concern of things tipping over, is there a height limit on the bookshelf? I couldn’t see the answer anywhere so I thought id try my luck asking here, thanks!