<p>UCF has regional campuses and not all offer every major available as far as I can tell. While you might be able to complete some work at some UCF regional campus, once you exhaust the regional resources you likely have to travel to another campus. Conversely, some regional campuses may offer resources not present at the central campus…so having a car is reasonable. This also lends to the notion that UCF is still more a commuter school than a traditional residential university. This was by design, as UCF is intended to be accessible, especially to junior college transfer students.</p>
<p>At Florida State, you can get by by walking and maybe a bus or bike if you need it. Most students live on or near campus. A car can be quite a challenge to park at times on campus, though many students have one to drive to the store and when they travel home.</p>
<p>I really don’t see why this set of facts is controversial.</p>