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Do not attend this University unless you must. It looks run down and it is. It's funny how UNC-Chapel Hill looks fabulous and then FSU looks like this. Also, 95% of the people at the school are arrogant and annoyingly unorganized. I have had lost transcripts twice, financial aid info lost twice and other issues that are important to my success have been taken lightly when they are of utmost importance to me.
Individual Value: B, Education Quality: F
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I am in the Psychology online progam. Overall the coursework isn't so bad, but most of the time the communication with the staff other that the instuctors is horrible the majority of the time. There are a few staff members that do thier job very well, but unfortunately, they are outnumbered by those that don't. I am at a disadvantage because I live 6 hours away from the institution and whenever I need a copy of an approved form or etc., it is almost impossible. If you become a distant education student you need to be a determined person and ready to ask for things over and over again to get anywhere. And the VA affairs department is also impossible at times. I don't think I have ever had a single semester where I haven't had to battle with the VA counselor about getting certified for the GI Bill, but in the end I was always proven to be right, but yet again I go through the same thing each semester. The advisement sucks. Everytime I email my so called "advisor" with a question or to be advised on what courses to take, I am always redirected to someone else. I do have to say that I usually get what I need accomplished but the faculty and staff don't make it easy. If you are a student that has no other option but to take online courses like me, this university might be for you, just be ready to fight for what you need.
Faculty Accessibility: A, Useful Schoolwork: C
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The university its self is in the middle of no where, campus activies are dull, and there is not alot of clubs for people with a variety of interest, the dorms are horrible and not worth the money they charge. Overall this is a horrible univerity to attend, so don't wast your time and money filling out an application.
Faculty Accessibility: B, Collaboration/Competitive: F
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The school administration (registrar, financial aid, ect.) are unprofessional, and unhelpful. They often act as if helping you is putting them out. The professors are substandard, rude, and seem to consider helping you "more work than it is worth". The school now has a program where you can rent text books for $200+ dollars. They do not give you a choice to refrain from participation. they just add the $200+ dollars to your tuition. I can get my books for a lot less elsewhere. I think this is just another attempt to rip students off. Student fees are also rising, and their distance learning program is awful.

Do not go to FSU.
Useful Schoolwork: B+, Campus Aesthetics: F
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