USFCAM

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I had the worst day EVER. Everything, at least for my major, was ambiguously marked. Behavioral and Community Sciences should not simply be marked as "BCS" while other majors that are also ambiguously marked are fully spelled such as "The Arts and Sciences". I wanted to change my major to APPLIED SCIENCE but,'of course, it wasn't listed on the ambiguously marked signs. Asking the workers absolutely did nothing for me. They were just as confused as I was. I had valid complaints and they didn't know what to say or do about it. Long story short, by the end of the day, I wound up all they way across campus when I only needed to go 50 feet across the street. There was an advisor waiting for me in the TRAC office the entire time. I had no idea why no one decided to tell me this. I was on campus from 7:30am until 3:45pm before finding out what it is that I should have been doing. Having huge transfer student orientations like that are not a good idea. Everyone knows that each student has a different story/ issue/ background. Get more TMs or break them into smaller groups. Well all know that a giant university such as USF makes more than enough money to do so. I am paying almost $10,000 to attend this school. I need to know what I'm doing. That means that I expect my "help" to know exactly what they're doing. These TMs from what I was told were on their first day. How unnerving is that?! The whole day was just aggravating. PS- I put in a dietary concern the week prior stating that I could not eat carbs. Of course, I assumed that my dietary concern would have been taken into consideration. For that reason, I did not eat breakfast at 7am when I left home. My concern is that I was unable to eat carbs for the next hour weeks as orders from a medical professional. When I arrived upstairs for breakfast (after an hour of waiting in two different lines- due to terribly confusing signs and confused TMs), I see that the only food items available are small brownies or what looks to