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Qualifying for Admission

The Office of Admissions employs a comprehensive review process that=20 evaluates academic and nonacademic criteria in selecting students for = admission.=20 We search for students who will be UF's future community of leaders, = learners=20 and thinkers, and whose education will be enhanced by diverse = experiences and=20 who will be prepared to serve and participate in all segments of = society. We=20 compare the information in your application to the size and strength of = the=20 entire applicant pool. The number of qualified applicants exceeds the = number=20 that the university can enroll in a given term. This provides UF the = opportunity=20 to carefully select admitted students from a large, excellent group of = talented,=20 prospective students.

Minimum Admission Requirements

Graduation from a regionally accredited or state-approved = secondary school=20 or the equivalent (G.E.D., etc.).=20

Fifteen academic units, distributed as follows:=20

English (with substantial writing)	4 years
Mathematics (Algebra 1, Formal Geometry, Algebra 2)	3 years
Natural Sciences (two units must include laboratory)	3 years
Social Sciences	3 years
Foreign Language (must be sequential)	2 years

A cumulative C average in the academic core, as computed by the=20 university, at all institutions attended, high school and college.=20
A record of good conduct. Major or continuing difficulty with = school or=20 other officials may render an applicant ineligible regardless of = academic=20 qualifications.=20
A combined score of at least 1330 on the critical reading, math = and=20 writing sections of the SAT (with writing), with a minimum = score of 440=20 on each. Effective with the 2009 entering class, the university will = begin=20 considering the writing portion of the SAT.=20
On the ACT With Writing, a composite score of 19 is = required with a=20 minimum of 17 on the English subsection, a minimum of 19 on the math=20 subsection and a minimum of 18 on the reading subsection. ACT scores = without=20 the Writing component cannot be used for freshman admission decisions. =
All applicants must submit the SAT or the ACT With Writing = test. While=20 UF cannot mix scores from old and new tests, the university will = accept the=20 highest subscores from the new SAT if you took the new test multiple = times.=20 The university cannot mix or combine any ACT subscores.

Non-Accredited and Home Schools

Any student who does not graduate from a regionally accredited = secondary=20 school must provide, in addition to a transcript and the SAT or ACT With = Writing=20 results required of other applicants, results from the SAT II = examinations in=20 mathematics (Level II-C), foreign language, science and social science. = For=20 admission decision purposes, the university will use the result of the = SAT=20 writing subscore if the applicant has no dual-enrollment or virtual = school=20 English composition coursework, since the SAT II in writing is no longer = offered.=20

Applicants who present G.E.D. scores must also present secondary = school=20 records and standardized test scores.

Admission Offers are Tentative

All offers of admission are tentative if you have high school or = collegiate=20 coursework in progress. Final admission is dependent on receipt and = review of=20 your final transcripts.=20

Admission offers are subject to cancellation if your final coursework = does=20 not meet admission requirements.

More information about UF's admissions policies is available from the = Undergraduate Catalog.

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Qualifying for Admission

Minimum Admission Requirements

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Admission Offers are Tentative