Full Sail University student life

Q. How many international students are studying in Full Sail University?

The university has more than 400 international students from 73 countries.

Q. Can I work while studying in Full Sail University?

International students at Full Sail enter the country on F-1 visas. With the F-1 visa, they may be permitted to work on campus while they are pursuing their degree which are maximum 20 hours part time per week during studies & 40 hours full time during vacations or off-days.

Q. Are there intern or part time opportunities for students in Full Sail University?

International students at Full Sail enter the country on F-1 visas. With the F-1 visa, they may be permitted to work on campus while they are pursuing their degree which are maximum 20 hours part time per week during studies & 40 hours full time during vacations or off-days.

Q .How much can I earn through part time jobs while studying in Full Sail University?

8.65 USD/hour

Q. What are the weekend activities for students studying in Full Sail University?

Get Outside in Central Florida

In Florida, we take full advantage of year-round great weather with plenty of things to do outdoors. And we're not just talking about a picnic in the park -- from beach bums to Potterheads, surfers to soccer fans, we've got you covered.

Theme Parks- At Walt Disney World, we recommend catching Epcot's International Food and Wine Festival or checking out the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge area of Disney's Hollywood Studios. No tickets? No problem. Visit the resort areas during holidays to see some over-the-top decor or wander around the top-notch dining and shopping centers at Disney Springs.

Universal Orlando Resort is popular with locals for the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Marvel Superhero Island, and Halloween Horror Nights. CityWalk, just outside of the park, is also a great place for touristy restaurants and vacation-style nightlife.

Other parks to check out include Sea World, Gatorland, the water parks at Disney and Universal, LEGOLAND, and the bustling, tourist-focused attractions of International Drive.

Beaches-  Full Sail's campus is about an hour to the closest beach, which means weekend trips to the coast are common here. On the east coast of Florida, you can expect bigger waves for surfing, some rugged state park beaches, and of course, the "Space Coast." Watch a rocket launch from Cocoa Beach, bring your dog to the pet-friendly Smyrna Dunes Park, or drive right on the sand of iconic Daytona Beach.

To the west, the nearest beach is a bit further, but worth the drive. Florida's west coast is famous for soft, white sand and for making "Best Beach" lists wherever you might find them. Join a festival at Pier 60 on Clearwater Beach, shop boutiques near Siesta Key, watch out for turtles on Longboat Key, or catch the sunset on the laidback shores of St. Pete Beach.

Q .What are the students' activities in Full Sail University?

Sports- Orlando is a great city for soccer fans with the MLS's Orlando City SC and NWSL's Orlando Pride in town. With a soccer stadium located downtown, the match pregaming and after-parties often take over the streets.

Home court to the NBA's Orlando Magic is also downtown, at the Amway Center. It's an expansive venue where hockey fans can also watch the Orlando Solar Bears. And just blocks away, Camping World Stadium hosts Monster Jam, college bowl games, and big events for local sports groups.

Florida is also home to three NFL teams - the Miami Dolphins, the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers – as well as NASCAR's iconic Daytona International Speedway; all of these are just a short road trip away.

Outdoors-  Natural beauty isn't hard to find in Full Sail's neck of the woods. Some of the best spots to get up close and personal with nature are freshwater springs where you can rent kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards.