<p>FYI- check out how to get student tickets for the 2008 season:</p>
<p>UCF</a> TICKET OFFICE</p>
<p>Not sure if incoming freshman can purchase these until after orientation/registration though.</p>
<p>Make sure if you have any AP credit that it's correctly been inputed into your record. You can check that at the student center of the myUCF portal. I think that helped my S last year when it came to getting a season student ticket because, even though he was an incoming freshman, he had 29 hours of credit, already. I could be wrong, but I believe when I talked to the UCF staffer who set up our season tickets that he told me priority for students is given by credit hours.</p>
<p>zebes</p>
<p>I asked my son if he wanted season tickets again this year. He said that his friends had been successful with the lottery last year, and didn't feel the need to buy the student season tickets this year. With his AP credits and a year + summer session behind him, he'll be almost a junior by fall, so if they allocate the tickets by credit hours he should be ok.</p>
<p>If I was a student, I'd buy season tickets just for the USF game. Everyone is going to want to go to that game and if you don't get in with the lottery, you're stuck paying top dollar. This way, if you do get in then others are paying top dollar for your extra ticket :D. Just make sure they don't go to USF before you sell it!!!!</p>
<p>You need a student ID to register for Student Season Tickets (which means you have to wait for Orientation).</p>
<p>I would highly recommend this. The lottery, though working out every time for some, has also worked out NO TIMES for others. Signing up for season tickets gives you peace of mind when it comes to game day. You don't have to worry about when to sign up for the lottery and so on and so forth. $77 is worth your trouble and aggravation.</p>
<p>HOWEVER, getting them is not guaranteed. Seniority (based on credits) is used to select students if orders exceed allotment.</p>
<p>(FYI: This only applies to HOME games, in case you were wondering)</p>
<p>Here is the link. Print, fill out, fax, done.</p>
<p>OK, I faxed in the student season ticket form. When and how does she fine out if she actually got them (since she is a freshman)?</p>
<p>Everyone that applies will receive an e-mail before the first home game telling them if they got them or not.</p>