Tampa Campus Changes

[Dogma]

4 hours ago, bullsmeanbusiness said:

From what I remember, the location of the new rec fields was supposed to be where phase 2 of Greek was going to be.

That was a long ago master plan.  All newer ones have had the current location as the location for any future Greek expansion and where the new fields would be as athletic grounds.  Actually I think the last master plan had that area as a new tennis complex.

 

All Greek expansion would be in the location they are now... The map listed shows future expansion already planned.

If any further expansion is needed, there is still open space directly south of the existing buildings which can provide room for many more buildings, while keeping the Greek housing together and close to the rest of the dorms.

 

USF wants to have the the university into districts, Housing as one main district, including include the Greek village (with the exception of Jupiter/Poplar which is located in a separate housing village before the proposed districts were though of), Athletics in another, Academics, and Medical.

Edited February 7, 2016 by Dogma

[USFBulls12]

Sorry guys I thought I remembered reading somewhere a while ago that they were switching the entrance for faster access from 275. My mistake.

[Bear]

USF students today have it so good

[Brad]

^^^

Yeah, but look at what it costs to attend these days.....not worth it.

[Raetus]

2 hours ago, Brad said:

^^^

Yeah, but look at what it costs to attend these days.....not worth it.

Credit hour prices have gotten out of control.

[Brad]

3 minutes ago, Raetus said:

Credit hour prices have gotten out of control.

Indeed.  It's more like country club living at country club prices (unless you're able to attend gratis).  Unfortunately we make enough that we'll have to pay full price for our caucasian boys, assuming we determine it to be a worthwhile investment.  What a racket college has become.

[BDYZR]

 26) University of Florida  $4,477 
 27) University of Central Florida $4,478 
28) University of South Florida Main Campus  $4,559 
29) Florida State University  $4,640 
 

http://www.collegecalc.org/lists/florida/most-affordable-in-state-tuition?view=all

 

 

 

 

[Paisa el Toro]

Tuition prices are monitored by the state legislature; USF gets their "nickels and dimes" from tacked-on fees for everything like technology, environmental programming, etc.

Edited February 8, 2016 by Paisa el Toro

[CousinRicky]

People in Florida make me laugh (or in AZ in some cases).  Here is in-state tuition for College of NJ.  https://studentaccounts.tcnj.edu/files/2015/07/15-16-UGIS.pdf

When our daughter picked USF over staying in NJ and going to a state school the in-state NJ price was darn close to the OOS price for USF.  

Edited February 8, 2016 by Bourbon Bull

[NewEnglandBull]

The school I teach at, UNH, is the highest in all 50 states for a public school. We are last in the nation for public funding (people are excessively cheap up here). I remember paying $2000 for USF tuition. Students at UNH pay $9,500.