University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee Campus 8350 North Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34243

"Degree mill. Will accept you into MBA program with no professional work experience and not tell you that it will be of no assistance in securing appointment. MBA isn't worth the paper it's printed on. Currently leaving it off my resume in order to even get interviews. Worst decision of my life."

"Great toilet water 10/10 would recommend but the grass was a bit dry do not recommend eating before drinking so water and they give out some delicious treats in the urinals"

"Attended a conference here in the summer. The staff was extremely accommodating. Anything we needed, they went out of their way to provide. A great organization!"

"Going to graduate this summer semester. My experience here at usfsm was in every sense of the word, magical. The thing I love about going to such a small campus is that you are afforded so much more individual attention than you would be at a larger institution. This also means that there are significantly more opportunities for students to take advantage of. I went to Japan on a business scholarship for 2 and a half weeks (essentially for free) that is specific only to usfsm. I founded a prominent film club on campus, and even became student body president, designing and approving a $1.7 million dollar renovation of our student space from the ground up. I was shy in high-school, and the type of students here are too, but if you take the time to get to know everyone, they eventually help bring out the best in you and everyone else around them (even themselves). As for the comment that was made about advising, things are kind of in a bad spot right now, but I'm confident that under the leadership of Chancellor Stone things will be ironed out fairly soon. But overall, the small class experience, individual attention, and sheer multitudes of unique opportunities makes USF Sarasota-Manatee a force to be reckoned with."

"USFSM proclaims to have a personable experience. Though this maybe true for some students; it wasn't for me. My experience as a new transfer student was VERY unpleasant, from the academic advisors to financial aid. I even reached out to admissions for help because I wasn't getting the resource and tools they represent at USFSM; still no help. I feel as though new students should have proper guidance in their first semester at least but everything they stated in "open house" has yet to be true. If your looking for a college that care for their new students and students in general, you won't find it here; in my opinion!"