Dual-enrollment transfer: am I a freshman or a junior? Help!!

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I was initially rejected as an undergrad freshman for the Fall 2016 semester, but the admissions office changed my application type to that of a transfer student and actually ending up accepting me for my intended major!

Now, my question is…am I going to be considered a junior or a freshman?

I’m graduating high school with 63 credit hours from dual-enrollment, and each credit should transfer since they’re from another state university. I was told by admissions that I would technically be considered a junior. What exactly does this mean? Will I only have two years to graduate? If that is the case, would double or triple majoring allow for me to stay the full 4 years? I’ve already skipped several grades so I don’t want to graduate any earlier than necessary. I want the traditional 4 year experience. Anyone know what I can do to get that??

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Why don’t you do add on a +1 MS degree to make it a total of 3 years and add a year of summer school abroad doing research? you will still get the traditional experience and will have 2 unique experiences under your belt. they do expect you to graduate in 2 if you are a transfer student since you will only need to do about 60 credits to fulfill requirements.

or specifically ask them to allow you to take another intensive major?

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Can you visit UF and talk with someone in advising?

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I’d contact UF advising for a correct ruling, but…

My understanding is that you would be considered a transfer student, accepted by the college/major that you stated on your application.

Our D is also HSAA, but she was accepted for Summer B as a freshman.