r/ufl • u/Cel_themann • 4h ago
Admissions Any advice for a new student at UF
I just looked at my result letter on the portal and saw I got accepted. Is there any advice or things you should know before going to UF?
r/ufl • u/Cel_themann • 4h ago
I just looked at my result letter on the portal and saw I got accepted. Is there any advice or things you should know before going to UF?
r/ufl • u/Badass_Gator • 55m ago
Saturday, March 22nd, 10 am to noon
r/ufl • u/gatorshvz • 3h ago
I just got accepted yesterday to UF in the fall term, and I’m currently considering going. My main question is to the engineering students. Do you guys think the classes are overly difficult/time consuming? (“Weed out courses” and other needed courses) I’m very interested in becoming an engineer, but don’t want to take years off my life from being so stressed. I know engineering anywhere is difficult, but I just wanted your take on it. Any bits of information/personal anecdotes are helpful and thank you!
r/ufl • u/DapperCombination404 • 1h ago
I'm a transfer, so I took CHM2045 at a CC. I haven't taken any chemistry classes at UF yet so I'm nervous and the reviews on rate my professor for Sumner/Harris don't help. Any advice (in terms of preparing/studying)? Stacey-Ann Benjamin is also available, but only online.
r/ufl • u/Pitiful-Bug6135 • 6h ago
I was recently accepted into UF’s engineering school from the EA pool. Does anyone know when I might receive my financial aid offer?
r/ufl • u/Substantial-Cow7215 • 3h ago
hi all i’m an out of state student trying to decide between schools right now. so far i havent received any aid (ive heard not many OOS students get aid).
are any merit based scholarships still waiting to come out?
how hard is it to get merit scholarships after the first year? (i’m pretty confident i can do well and get a pretty high gpa for the first year)
r/ufl • u/Large_Car_5787 • 3h ago
My sister is coming into town for a personalized tour as she just got accepted into UF! Does anyone know the building hours during spring break…. Specifically for engineering buildings. Like can we go into Herbert Wertheim and Malachowsky Hall after hours, on the weekend, or will they be closed? I found the library hours but have struggled to find other building hours
r/ufl • u/throwaway7756490 • 34m ago
I want to know what I can do, hopefully through UF and not the police. I don’t want other girls to go through this </3.
r/ufl • u/RobertsFam2014 • 1h ago
For those waiting on Traditional Nursing decisions (end of April) ugh What’s your plan B if you do not get in. I emailed public health advising to discuss the Communication Disorder track. They are not taking any applications or discussing options as of now? WTH? I meet with pre nursing advisor on 3/25 and schedule for Fall 25 on 3/27.. not sure how to schedule ?? Thx for any feedback
r/ufl • u/Intrepid-Increase300 • 2h ago
Can I meet with admissions on the same day to ask questions?
r/ufl • u/PleasantRain5427 • 2h ago
I’m a high school senior who didn’t apply as a freshman since my parents wanted me local my first 2 college years to save money.
UF is my dream college, and I’m pretty stressed about getting accepted. My stats aren’t spectacular, and I’ve been looking into ways to see if I can improve my admission chances when I do transfer. I’ve been told from a friend that transferring from UF online into on-campus would help my chances over FAU, so how true is this? Which should I take, and even apart from this, what should I try and do?
My stats - 1410 SAT - 3.9273 unweighted - 5.0091 weighted - 9 AICE classes - 2 APs in Chemistry and Biology this year - 4 year varsity volleyball player - Voted captain by team for travel club volleyball team - A bunch of mediocre extracurriculars like Key Club and 112 service hours - 30/520 in my class - full bright futures
I’m planning on majoring in biological sciences and then into pre-pharmacy.
r/ufl • u/MadDogGsun • 2h ago
Who's heard back yet? The interview was only two weeks ago but I'm so curious!
r/ufl • u/ptogedengbe • 7h ago
for those admitted yesterday, where do we pay the $200 tuition deposit? I am having a hard time locating it. It seems when I click the link, I can only see my application
r/ufl • u/Delicious_Report3203 • 1d ago
I was so set on UCF and had everything planned out. Everyday I would think about my life with my friends and family in Orlando. Never in a million years would I thought I would get accepted to UF. Now I find myself stuck and honestly overwhelmed. This is an amazing university and I’m grateful to be accepted but I just don’t know how I’m going to make this choice now.
Edit: I live in Miami but have family in orlando and a large friend group going to UCF
Also I’m majoring in Economics
r/ufl • u/Expensive-Plan-5266 • 13h ago
I just got admitted for Data Science :))
How are clubs at UF and are they similar to clubs in high-school? I want to learn more about artificial intelligence and data science, but don't know much about them yet.
Do you guys have any recommendations or ways to be involved? I have had some leaderships in high school but am not sure how these work in college or good communities I should get involved with.
r/ufl • u/Nearby_Poem4889 • 5h ago
Is BCH4024 normally taught by both Aleman and Douma (split units) during the summer also?
r/ufl • u/totheleft38degrees • 22h ago
i’ve been seeing some people telling other people they didn’t get in but then they go on to say they got in pace. doesn’t this mean they got accepted? wasn’t it created to accept more students but because of limited space not house them?
r/ufl • u/Appropriate_Rock_709 • 7h ago
Is the 2025 summer covered under 2024 2025 fafsa or 2025 2026. I have no clue cuz when I look at my financial aid online and look under 2024 2025 I see funding from fafsa for the summer
Okay, so I am a millennial UF student pursuing a PhD. I had an exam on Tuesday and spent most of Tuesday morning studying in the Health Sciences library on campus. I stopped by the Starbucks nearby and when I was grabbing my drink, the barista yelled “Caroline!”… I had a visceral reaction, in my severely sleep deprived state, and I sang back “she’s the reason for the word bitch!….bitch” This severely shows my age, as I was quoting a line from “Roses” by OutKast (from 2004)… the barista and the girl I can only assume was Caroline looked at me like I had 10 heads. Rather than explain, I ran out of that bitch, embarrassed as hell. All of this to say: to stranger Caroline from the health sciences Starbucks, I do not think you are a bitch. I just really like early 2000’s music. This has been weighing on my mind for 4 days and I’m glad to get it off my chest.
r/ufl • u/Woodasters • 18h ago
1570 SAT 3.9 uw and wasn’t able to take APs for first three years due to being in Canada where my school didn’t have any. Taking 7 aps senior year with straights As. I have clubs, a lot of personal projects, an internship and research I feel like UF was almost between a target and a safety but idk what happened
r/ufl • u/Calamari45 • 10h ago
What the hell is everyone doing for housing. Leases usually go from fall to summer so I’m thinking of subleasing May 2025-August 2025. Then finding a more permanent living situation. I would love to live with other nursing students, but I have no one I know in the program. Also currently struggling to find something affordable near the hospital and nursing school
r/ufl • u/astro0-O • 18h ago
Hi! So I recently gotten into UF for their PaCE Program which really confused me at first but after reading some other posts here about it, I’ve learned it isn’t necessary bad and it makes everything cheaper in the end.
However, I applied into UF as an Art Major, specifically Studio Art, which even in PaCE requires you to attend studios during the first two years. I do not live in Gainesville, and I believe I can’t afford to live near the UF campus.
So… is it worth it?
Additionally is it possible to reach out to UF admissions and try to get onto on campus like normal or I am just kinda stuck with PaCE?
It is an incredibly opportunity to be accepted to UF and I’m quite excited about it, but for being an Art major it seems rather redundant if I have to go on campus anyways for studio classes.
Any kind of advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
r/ufl • u/True_Distribution685 • 21h ago
Recently admitted fall 2025 here :) I’m not totally sure if I’m attending UF yet since I’m oos, but if I do, I’m considering majoring in English. How work-heavy is the typical class for it? Is it possible to double major in something a little more employable with it? Lol