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University of Florida Admissions Statistics

Contact Admissions
Phone:(352) 392-1365
Email:ourwebrequests@registrar.ufl.edu
Web Site:www.admissions.ufl.edu
Application Information
Open Admissions:No
Common Application:Yes
Application Fee:$30
Application Web Site:www.admissions.ufl.edu
Dates To Know Deadline Notification
Regular Decision November 1 February 15
Must-Reply-By May 1
Admissions
Consideration		 Required Recommended Neither Required
Nor Recommended
GPA
HS Rank
HS Transcript
College Prep Courses
Recommendations
Audition/Portfolio
SAT/ACT
TOEFL
Overall Admissions Statistics
Total Applicants:26,512
Male Applicants:11,387
Female Applicants:15,125
Total Acceptances:11,459
Male Acceptances:4,687
Female Acceptances:6,772
Acceptance Rate:43%
Yield: ? 56%
Freshmen Enrollment Statistics
Total Freshmen Enrollment:6,381
Full-Time Male Enrollment:2,670
Full-Time Female Enrollment:3,659
Part-Time Male Enrollment:25
Part-Time Female Enrollment:27
Waitlist Statistics
Applicants Placed: ? Not Reported
Applicants Accepting: ? Not Reported
Students Enrolled: ? Not Reported
Transfer Statistics
Applications Received:5,620
Applicants Accepted:2,150
Students Enrolled:1,706

University of Florida Standardized Tests Statistics

Standardized Test Scores Critical Reading Math Writing Composite (out of)
SAT (25th - 75th Percentile) 570 - 670 600 - 690 Not Reported 1170 - 1360 (1600)
ACT (25th - 75th Percentile) 25 - 31 25 - 31 Not Reported 26 - 30 (36)
General Statistics
Top 10% of HS Class:76%
SAT/ACT Required:Either
Students Submitting SAT:71%
Students Submitting ACT:29%
SAT Subject Test Requirements
Required only for placement into specific courses, such as certain levels of chemistry and math.

Facts

Tips for Getting In
  • Apply for Early Decision if Florida is where you want to go.
  • Apply for Summer B term.
  • Develop good study habits because you will need to study in college.
  • Do not take any classes lightly in high school—work hard.
  • Get involved in high school!
  • Get to know your teachers so they can write well-written recommendation letters.
  • Schedule a campus tour.
  • Show leadership capabilities.
  • Write an engaging entrance essay to show your personality.

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We update this information twice annually, most recently in May 2012, but it may not be the most recent information available for a particular school.
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