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- Likes:
- I love the tall and the decorated buildings.,
- I'm very proud to be a student of the international university of Florida, mostly because of the people there who made it special to me.
- Dislikes:
- I can’t think of anything much except a few experiences with racism but it was later resolved amicably, also they make sure everyone receives equal treatment even the lgbt community although it wasn’t always like that at first
Course Curriculum:
It’s a well detailed and updated course outline and it follows the curriculum of other surrounding or neighbourhood schools.
Fees:
Tuition Fee: $87,244 for students from Florida and $176,356 for students from other states
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is up to date for students and it is relevant to my course.
Fees:
Around 85000 for 4 year program.
Course Curriculum:
The study pressure is not that much because Criminal Science is still not like a coming field. So, there isn't a lot of study pressure. But, I think it's so different so, that's where the difficulty comes in.
Fees:
10,697.17
Course Curriculum:
Vigorous curriculum with professors that care and will work to help students to the best of their ability. An organized and structured curriculum that prepares students for their future careers and experiences after graduation
Fees:
The fees structure is reasonable. There are several payment plans available. The university gives a fair amount of time to pay
Course Curriculum:
They were challenging but very good classes. They know that they have to really drain you in the teachings that they teach you but at the end of my time at FIU. I knew everything like the back of my hand because of what the professors taught me.
Fees:
What I could recall was that I paid an application fee once, then after that every semester I paid classes and books that's all. But of course, it was a lot cheaper than a lot of people the lived there. I remember they would tell me they had to pay for room on board and food plus books and classes.
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