I'm in love with this Library. I'm not a student at UCF, however, I'm currently studying for my Licensing exam and I'm often looking for quiet places to study that have resources where I can research whatever I'm studying. After visiting this County's library, I often see myself struggling with my concentration since it's a small library with lots of movement. So I decided to check this place out and research online if I could use the facilities and they were open to the public. Accessed the following page: https://library.ucf.edu (Where I was able to chat with a librarian). I posted a picture of our conversation where I asked if the library was open to the general public. Results: It IS open to the general public and you can even use their resources for free, such as Meeting rooms (for large study groups), computers and Wifi. However, you do need to pay for parking, if your are not a student. A few days later, I went for a visit to check out the place during their "open hours". However, the library was closed. Apparently, when the semester finishes, their open hours change. I was able to take note of their new hours while the new semester starts. Came back again a few days later and was able to explore the place, talk to a librarian, confirm the information I discussed online and check out the place. This library has a coffee shop inside and it has 5 floors, each one different. The First floor has plenty of tables for groups and studying, plenty of computers and seats. fifth floor is the "quiet zone" and it's strictly for studying, which has become my favorite floor since it's truly VERY quiet. Librarians are polite and helpful and the place is huge and filled with academic resources. Great place to study and do research whether individually or as a group. I would suggest to always call ahead or look online for open hours since they could change given special circumstances. read more