<p>It's quite disappointing that i have been deferred from UCF. I have been through so much with the IB program for four years not to get accepted.</p>
<p>I have a GPA of 3.1/4.0
My SAT score is 1440 (yes it is low) and so I think that's the problem, but how many students usually get in with that kind of score?</p>
<p>Also, i have done hundreds of community service hours and has been part of many clubs, and has been a member of the marching band and varsity swim team for 4 years.</p>
<p>What are the chances they might still accept me? cause UCF is legitimately my top choice.</p>
<p>do majority of deferred students from UCF get accepted?</p>
<p>Hi! Well, I know UCF literally makes decisions based on SAT’s; its really unfair, because a lot of people work hard during high school, and maybe are not the best test takers. A test, can’t determine someones intelligence, because some people are just lucky. Anyways, being deferred doe not mean you are not accepted, they are just waiting to see if you can improve in some areas. I would take the next SAT or ACT coming up and send them, because the thing UCF does that most IB students don’t know, is that they count IB and AP the same. So it is unfair for IB students, because they are weighed the same as AP students. I did IB, and found that out last year. So the best bet is improving test scores</p>
<p>Same for me i was defered. I have a 3.4 gpa and honors 3.6 also a 23 act or 1590 sat. I no this is low for them but what is the chance of being accept ? Also when do defered students recieve a descison by?</p>
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<p>I know that CC is social media, but please consider putting your best self forward when making posts. You do not know if UCF representatives monitor these threads. People share enough information about their scores and personal activities that admissions counselors could easily match your CC name with your other social media accounts and application.</p>
<p>An occasional “i” is probably overlooked. However, some posts resemble those paragraphs that were put on the chalkboard (yes, I am that old) for us to correct when I was in elementary school. I am not saying this to be mean, so I hope you do not take it that way. The more you practice structuring your writing in a more formal way, the better your writing will become, leading to better scores on the Writing and English sections of standardized tests.</p>