<p>Well, I created this post, in order to let other students tell you if you have a chance into UCF...
I'll start with mine</p>
<p>G.P.A: Unweighted: 3.4
Weighted: 3.91
Current Courses: AP Calculus, AP European History, College Algebra/Pre-Calc, Spanish IV, Physics Honors and English IV Honors</p>
<p>Spanish Honor Society Vice-President
Science Honors Society Ex-VicePresident, Current Historian
Principal Student Advisory Committee Member
Mu Alpha Theta Tutor, or Math Tutor
SAT: low score but retaking it
ACT: 20 OUCH!!..</p>
<p>Unweighted: 3.275(Will slightly raise by the time i apply during senior year.)
Weighted: 3.3(Will go up during senior year by the time i apply. I’m taking 5 honors classes so its bound to go up by something.)</p>
<p>SAT: Math-780 Reading-690 Writing-620 Total-2090
Would the ACT help even though i have the SAT? Do they accept subject tests and if so will it help by a lot?</p>
<p>6 honors, 5 in senior year. No AP’s. Large upward trend in grades between sophomore and junior year.</p>
<p>300 hours of community service by the time i apply. Will try to join two honor societies. Mu Alpha Theta and the Science Honor Society. Will attempt to find a job over the summer and carry it into Senior year.</p>
<p>Good Essay writer. Very persuasive and descriptive with good sentence and paragraph structure but I lack an excellent vocabulary. I have an average one but not a great one.</p>
<p>Extras:
In State. No connections. Live about 3 hours away but will live on campus. I’m a like-able guy so good letters of recommendations. First generation student. </p>
<p>May someone please tell me my chances and what i can do to increase my chances? If you need any extra information please ask.</p>
<p>I am getting my AA from a community college this by the end of summer with so far a 3.6 what are my chances. I know I’m not guaranteed admission to the school of my choice. Any ideas?</p>
<p>Jduran9, I think you have a shot at summer term, but not fall.</p>
<p>And for Tiger, not only do I think you will get accepted, but perhaps with a good scholarship also. UCF seems to prefer a high test score over a high GPA. But to be on the safe side, bring up that GPA because you might get deferred if it falls too low.</p>
<p>Like mizzxvii and torioreo were kind of saying, you can get in for summer most likely! Just raise the ACT scores to probably a 22, my friend that had a 20 on the act and similar stats got deferred…so just take it one more time, good luck ;)</p>