There is a wide variety of students at USF, all with different hobbies and fields of interest. There is not one general stereotype of USF students; there is a vast amount of "labels" that could be identified to certain students (e.g. athletes, fraternity/sorority members, members of the Honors program, etc,) There is also a large group of kids that don't participate in extra curricular activities that still receive a great college experience as well. The typical response I get from people out of state when I tell them that I go to USF is that they are jealous that I live in the most beautiful state and that they heard Tampa is a blast!
yeah
This may not be true.
Yes USF used to be more of a commuter school, but like I said that is changing and I feel most students are from FL
N/A
Most of the time this stereotype is accurate!
Slightly
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Sort of, it is harder to get into a University compared to a Community College, so people automatically think that if you can go to a university that means you are pretty good, academics wise.
No, USF has many residents that live on campus and right across the street from campus.
No. I have yet to find a stereotype that is true about USF
No
At least within the Arts and Sciences College at USF I would say the previously cited stereotypes appear to be true. At the college I attended prior to coming to USF I felt loaded with 16 hours of classes, I have taken 23 hours of classes at USF for the past two semesters and it is a breeze compared to the previous college I attended. USF needs to make its academic programs a bit more rigorous or accept the stereotype.
Although the classes are big I have not come across a teacher who didn't help me on a individual basis if I needed it.
No the sterotypes are not accurate
Hell yah, u stay forever! But no, we're not wannabes. We are genuine Bulls, and a lot of students who come here want to be here; I know I did.
Yes.
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