<p>Your SAT scores are towards the 25th percentile, which means you’re probably in the bottom 27% or 28% of students who apply. You have a nice UF GPA, although also below average, I hope that will help you out. </p>
<p>The term you applied to doesn’t matter. Although the stats for Summer B are lower, you’re not accepted to a term. You’re accepted to the COLLEGE, AND THEN placed into a term.</p>
<p>Your commitment to basketball should help you out, and the fact that you’re in two (I’m assuming by the “HS”) honor societies. </p>
<p>If you’re in the top 10% that will help you out, and if you’ve accumulated more than 5 or so AP classes, I’d say that would help you out. Good luck! Right now, I’d say it’s a 60-40 shot at acceptance.</p>
<p>UF GPA isn’t bad at all, I like the extracurriculars a lot. Try to see if you can get 200+ hours before decision time so admissions can see that. 8 APs is good but the class rank…mmm, it’s very important. VERY important. Top 10% would help a LOT and top 5% is even better. If you’re in top 15% that’s still good. I don’t remember which rank UF looks at, the one right before your senior starts or whatever it is once semester one of senior year ends…I’m guessing it’s the one before senior starts (basically when junior year ends) but don’t take my word for it, I don’t remember.</p>
<p>@yankees3311 Then I think it doesn’t apply, and other things just weigh a little differently… But I think GPA, rigor, and rank (if available of course) are the most important. Just my opinion.</p>
<p>^^^
As of last year,
The “MAJIC” GPA threshold @ UFL is actually 4.2, not 4.0…….
And the “MAJIC” SAT threshold is actually 1860………
Thus, in my opinion, not looking good for the OP!</p>
<p>“As of last year,
The MAJIC GPA threshold @ UFL is actually 4.2, not 4.0 .
And the MAJIC SAT threshold is actually 1860 …
Thus, in my opinion, not looking good for the OP!”</p>
<p>So many things wrong with this post. </p>
<p>1) it’s spelled “magic.”
2) The range of GPA is a 4.0-4.4 with an 81.2% acceptance rate of kids who have above a 4.0. Below a 4.0 falls down to 27.7% acceptance for kids with a 3.7-3.99. So I would say that 4.0 is actually the “magic” number.
3) I literally have no idea where you get your numbers, dude. The range of SAT scores is 1810-2080. There’s nothing magic about an 1860. The average SAT scores is a 1945. </p>
<p>OP’s stats are a little below average for GPA and quite low in SAT, and I stick to what I said in my previous post.</p>
<p>TC: You’ve been given numerous responses, pick and choose which to believe. You wont know what to think for certain until you get a letter in the mail in February.</p>