Which campus is considered the main campus of USF?

The main campus of the University of South Florida (USF) is located in Tampa. This campus serves as the primary hub for the university's academic programs, research initiatives, and student services. It is the largest campus in terms of enrollment, housing a diverse range of colleges and departments that cater to various fields of study. Additionally, the Tampa campus hosts many of the university's key administrative offices and is central to USF's identity, making it the focal point for the institution's activities and community engagement.

In contrast, the other campuses in St. Petersburg, Fort Myers, and Orlando serve important roles within the USF system, but they primarily focus on specific regional needs and programs. They have different campuses that offer unique educational opportunities but do not hold the same status as the Tampa campus in terms of being the main site for the university's overarching mission and leadership.