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How were you admitted to spring? I remember seeing only 2 options: fall and summer B, how are people being placed into the spring term?
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<p>Its a default option that UF admissions created ~2 years ago. You don't select it they place you in that group if you didn't get in summer or fall.</p>
<p>i would take spring in a heartbeat over rejection. congrats. I am going to try and appeal my rejection, eventhough i know the odds are not in my favor. It is worth a shot. If the offered me spring i would take it and run. </p>
<p>1850 sat
3.8-3.9 gpa
OOS
i know i am at the lower end of the spectrum and my OOS status kills me, but i used to live in Brevard county and i have always had dreams of jouning the gator nation. </p>
<p>Stats:
-32 ACT
-4.0 unweighted GPA, IDK Florida way
-Random Community service
-A lot of ECs with a lot of leadership positions
-23 college credits</p>
<p>I'm not going. I have gotten into Ohio State and University of North Carolina so I will pick between them or Duke if I get in there.</p>
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Incoming students that have been admitted can submit a "term change request" to the UF Admissions Office.</p>
<p>How to submit a "term change request":</p>
<pre><code>* Student should email (freshman@ufl.edu) or fax (352-392-2115) requesting the change. Email is the preferred method.
* The more information you provide in your request, the better. You are encouraged to explain in detail why you want to change admission terms.
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<p>For any other information about "term change requests" please contact the UF Admissions Office directly via email to <a href="mailto:freshman@ufl.edu">freshman@ufl.edu</a>!
<p>^hmm i spoke o alady in admissions the other day and she said the preffered mehod is via mail. She said I should call after a few days to see if it had arrived.</p>
<p>Gerr i have been so crammed with AP work I have not had the time, but I am going to send it today after I clarify everything with admissions.</p>
<p>Also, are we likely to get on-campus housing if we end up going in the Spring?</p>