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Evamm your test scores are slightly low, but you have VERY nice GPA and activities. Yes I think your mentoring experience will weigh in your favor, especially with your essay emphasizing it. You fall in the range where it could go either way, but hopefully your GPA, ECs and essay will put you over the top. I believe someone said UF weights GPA a bit more than scores, so that’s a plus.
Good luck!
Thank you! I sure hope so as well!
Also, do you know if the intended major on the application has any sway on admission decisions?
@evamm53 No, they do not affect admissions. UF knows that you’ll be switching majors within your first year, and they even make a point about it at orientation.
Date Applied: Early October
Unweighted GPA: 3.8
Weighted GPA: 4.3
UF GPA (If you calculated it):
SAT: 1250 (610 M, 630 R)
SAT II’s:
ACT: 31
State Of Residence: FL
Male / Female: Female
Summer or Fall: Fall
Class rank: 21/474
AP’s: Human Geo, Psych, Biology, Calc AB, Calc BC
Extra Curriculars: NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, volunteer at hospital & humane society, part time job, varsity lacrosse
Senior Schedule: all dual enrollment
Is UF your first choice? No
Other schools you applied for: USF (accepted), Rollins College (accepted), UNC Chapel hill (denied)
Major/Field of Study: Biology, pre-med track
Comments:
You look on track for UF, TalleyFenn. The hospital volunteer work will look good on a med school application, too. Where is your first choice, if you care to share?
Date Applied: Early
Unweighted GPA: 3.65
Weighted GPA: 4.77
SAT: 1320
ACT: 31
State Of Residence: FL
Male / Female: Female
Summer or Fall: Summer
Class rank: Top 25%
AP’s: AICE General Paper, AICE Marine Science, AICE Thinking Skills, AICE Sociology, AICE Global Perspectives, AP Psychology, AICE English
Extra Curriculars: - 4-year varsity cheerleader (captain), Junior State of America, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Honor Society, Engineering internship over the summer
Senior Schedule: Civil Engineering and Architecture, Aice Sociology, Chemistry Honors, Prob and Stats Honors, Dual Composition 1/2, Aice global perspectives, Aice thinking skills, Econ honors, Government Honors
Is UF your first choice? Yes
Other schools you applied for: FSU (accepted), UCF (accepted), UGA(waiting to hear back)
Major/Field of Study: Civil Engineering
Forgot to add, I’ve been working a part-time job as a hostess for 2 years^
@rachaelc98 UF loves work experience. Your UF weighted GPA would be less than your weighted GPA, but I’m sure it’s still in the middle 50% range of admitted students.
UGA has a rather small engineering program. They recently added civil engineering (first degree awarded was in 2015, with a total of 17 degrees awarded in 2016). Just something to consider, with everything else…
@Trisherella my first pick is Rollins!
anyone apply for lombardi/stamps?
So the site won’t allow me to post my full version of the analysis everyone else is posting… but here is my condensed version:
OOS- Texas
Major: Marketing
3.8 UW/ 3.95 W GPA
34/285 class rank
28 ACT
have 5-6 APs taken
UF is a high priority school for me, I recently got rejected from UNC - chapel hill, also applied to Clemson, Ohio state, Notre Dame, (legacy at ND, dream school) UCLA (another dream) UT- Austin, and Texas Christian as my backup.
Spanish club president, varsity XC/Track & 4 year varsity soccer player and team Captain, heritage society ambassador and speaker, student council executive member & community service president, homecoming court queen, school spirit club president and founder. Have held two jobs ever since I was able, balancing with a school and sports… 200+ volunteer hours helping children with juvenile diabetes at summer camps annually… interested in chances despite mediocre scores and also interested in how much OOS affects me.
Our decision comes soon, excited to hear back. Goodluck All 
TalleyFenn, my niece went to Rollins and loved it. Winter Park is beautiful. She also has a great job now, lol! (she majored in business)
Nduclaunc, I think you’ve got a decent shot at Clemson. Notre Dame is going to be tough unless you’re a recruited athlete, or something. I think you could get into Ohio State. Probably not UCLA. You’ve got a decent shot at UT Austin. You’re iffy for UF.
I think you’ll have some decent choices in the end! Good luck.
Trisherella, thank you for your feedback and response!! 
I agree UCLA is a long shot and I am hoping to god it works out… similar to UF… and Notre Dame is nearly a 0% chance which I’m aware of, hoping my intense passion for the school showed through in my essays and that my legacy status plays a BIG role. However, I hope you’re wrong and that my hope works out!!! Fat chance lol. Thank you nonetheless. Anyone else have feedback for me? I’d appreciate.
Date Applied: Nov 1st
Unweighted GPA: 4.0
Weighted GPA: 5.1
UF GPA (If you calculated it): Should be around the same.
SAT: 1340 (Did not send)
SAT II’s: (670 M2) (600 Physics)
ACT: 32
State Of Residence: FL
Male / Female: Male
Summer or Fall: Fall
Class rank: 1 out of 38 Not reported though 
AP’s: AP World History(3), AP Computer Science(4), AP Calculus AB(5), AP Lang(5), AP Psychology(5), AP US History(5), AP Government, AP Macro, AP Calc BC, AP Lit
Extra Curriculars: NHS VP, SSHS President, Robotics Team Leader, Mu Alpha Theta Participant, NEHS Tutoring, 200 hours in library community service one summer. Participant in School Internship Program 10 hrs a week at AdMobilize working on tech-related stuff.
Senior Schedule: AP Macro, AP Calc BC, AP Government, AP Lit, Creative Writing Honors, Executive Internship 3 &4.
Is UF your first choice? Basically Yep
Other schools you applied for: Northeastern (Accepted), GA Tech, Tufts, Rice, FIU (Accepted)
Major/Field of Study: Computer Engineering
Comments:
BSpwr, I think you look like a really strong candidate. I would definitely admit you!
Does anyone else have feedback for me? I’d appreciate. also wondering the ratio of IS to OOS admits / attendees for UF if anyone knows… decision day is coming upon us!!
@nduclaunc The % of in-state students admitted vs OOS?
Fall 2015 Undergraduate Student Residence :
87% In-state Students
8% OOS students
4% Foreign Countries
The acceptance rate is about the same for in-state and OOS students (maybe a few % points less for OOS students).