Nice sized stadium for a college. I do like coming here for games. Different reasons. For one…read morethis is right next to my mom's house so I do appreciate that. FiU football is underrated. I do like coming to games to watch. They are very exciting and pretty decent. The parking situation is good. There is plenty of parking at the college. There are always assistants there to guide you where to park. What I do not like too much is that if the sun is out you WILL fry. There is no where to hide in that stadium. You will burn because there is no cover while watching the game. I really wish there was an area that did provide some shade. The drinks are pretty expensive. So is the food. There are cute places to do photo ops. The stadium is decorated nicely and it does scream MIAMI. Pass by to watch an FIU football game. It is worth it.

Had a blast at the FIU's home opener against Bethune Cookman. The service on the suite level was…read moretop notch--great food, drinks, and accommodations. Definitely won't be my last time at an FIU game.

Came for this year's Brew Fest, a great venue. Spacious and clean. Restrooms were spotless and the…read moreattendant was making sure everything was good. I havent been to a game here, but will in the future.

This venue has a huge problem handling traffic and large amount of vehicles exiting the adjacent…read moreparking garages after an event (Be it a game, concert or graduation). People get impatient and start to uncontrollably lay on their car horns, carelessly reversing into vehicles stuck waiting to exit or go around the line of cars creating opportunities for further jams or even accidents. Last event took us an hour to exit the parking garage. I was parked only at the second level. UM needs to fix and address this problem. Very stressful experience and because of this can't recommend this venue. If you must come here, take either public transportation/Metro rail or Uber/Lyft. Not worth the aggravation and sheer madness of the poorly Managed traffic and parking situation at Watsco Center during major events.

As almost everyone with a partying bone in their body knows, this was Miami Music Week aka Ultra…read more Various world famous DJ's come to play in our hometown at multiple venues. I also try to schedule my PTO this weekend for a sort of staycation. I'm somewhere between my mid and late 40's :) but I still need some magnitude of regular nights out. Instead of Ultra downtown, and in addition to the show at the Clevelander Friday night I came to the "Freestyle Explosion" concert here at my alma mater's on-campus arena. The show was great! If you grew up during the mid 80's / early 90's especially in Miami, Chicago, the Bronx, LA you know the names: TKA, Lisa Lisa, Stevie B, the Cover Girls and Lil Suzy. Power 96 was the local sponsor and music took me back to afternoons in Westland Mall, sneaking into Casanova and other all ages clubs. Acoustics were pretty good; it's a good place for a 7000 - 8000 seat "specialty" concert. They had plenty of bars and concession stands in the middle concourse, and the bar food I enjoyed (chicken tenders and house cut chips) were not too bad. They had run out of bbq sauce, and just had regular ketchup. They also didn't sell mojitos but I did enjoy a well-blended Hennessey & Coke, and they did sell Woodbridge Moscato. One other thing that would have made it better is if they would have had an organized area for autographs and such. I did get to take a picture with LisaLisa though!

When I came here not so long ago, this was a pretty small school…read more But This place has gotten so big that it's barely recognizable. It has much more of a college feel than it did before. There are always coeds walking around. Activities are always taking place. Another in the long line of things that have changed are the surplus of food options on campus.

Amazing Law School with professors & classes that prepare you for the Bar. The campus is clean and…read morewell kept.

Graham center has all sorts of events, workshops and food spots especially 8th street. Great food,…read moregreat views, great experience.

I went for an event, and the appetizers were really good! There were two open bars, and there was…read morewine, and mixed drinks. After a while, a Cuban fried rice was served with shrimp and it was really tasty. This center is a great place for wedding receptions, luncheons and any joyous occasion! I'd definitely recommend this place for any party!

The College of Architecture + The Arts engages our local and global communities by deploying the…read morepower of architecture + the arts to create, innovate, and inspire solutions to social, economic, and environmental problems. Offering 9 graduate and 8 undergraduate degrees within 7 academic departments, our more than 2,500 majors have the unique experience working with our award-winning faculty, in nationally ranked programs, in the heart of Miami -- one of the country's most vibrant, diverse, and creative cities!

Best coach in dade He treats these kids with respect and shows them real old school baseball.read more

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The service here is very good. Everyone is friendly and the food is pretty good too. I usually get…read moresmoothies here before class because its fast and I'm usually late... The blueberry smoothie with a boost of energy is really good! Def recommend.

I go to school here and I love it. I'm in the physical therapy program and the professors are very…read morenice and helpful. There is a lot of support and funding for our department and I am proud to be a part of it! 1.5 more years to go! Thank you FIU college of nursing and health sciences!! ‍

I'm part of the first class of FIU medical students that will be graduating this year so I feel…read morepseudo-obligated to enter some kind of review. Overall, my experience here has been pretty good. If you are motivated and a good self-learner, all the resources are available here for you to get a good medical school education. Pros: -The college offers a decent number of scholarship opportunities, which can greatly soften the financial blow of an MD education. -Many brand new facilities and continued expansion plans for the future means that incoming classes will have great resources to work with. -If you enjoy community medicine and focus on the social aspects of medicine, FIU could be ideal for you. If not, then not so much. Many required courses throughout the 4 years emphasize social determinants of health and service projects in the local community. Cons: -A small chunk of the faculty were trained outside of the US and aren't as great at teaching as others. -Expensive! As an out of state student, the tuition is on par with the highest tuition private institutions such as Harvard Medical School.