<p>Well, I got in, I guess. Applied for Fall Term, but sadly got IA… I have yet to decide whether I’m going to commit on the off-chance that sometime in Mid-May (after the commit-deadline), when they start to look at term change requests,that they move me to the fall term… 'Cause what if they don’t move me? I’ll be committed to UF and stuck in IA.</p>
<p>Anyway, here are my stats:</p>
<p>SAT: 1460/2140
ACT: 31
UF GPA: 4.1 ish (± 0.05)
Rank: Top 25%; 180/800 ish
AP: Environmental, World Hist., Biology, Micro/Macro, Gov./Politics, English Lit., English Lang., Psychology, Statistics.
AICE: Math, U.S. Hist., Eng. Lang, Thinking Skills (1 & 2), Marine Science, Business Studies. (AICE Diploma)
Extra-Curricular: 600+ CS hours, NFHS/Debate, NHS, DECA (3rd internationally), Sports Announcing, founder of multi-school (nationally sponsored) organization, etc.
Awards: George H.W. Bush Thousand Points of Light Award for exceptional Community Service.
School Programs: S.T.E.M., Leadership
Essay: Very strong.
Residency: In-state
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Familial Statistics: Middle-class, 1 brother in college.
Intended Major: Business, Finance, or Business Finance</p>
<p>UF is a flop, and its admission policy is not only ridiculous but also irregular/inconsistent. From what I can tell, UF places EXTREME value on class rank, seeing as the only people who posted an acceptance with under a 4.0 UF GPA/2200 SAT were in the top 5% of their class or better. I was no where near the top 5% of my class, so I can understand how I didn’t get fall admission if that was the only thing they cared about.</p>
<p>I am truly sorry for anyone with similar (or better) stats than me who was denied. And to anyone who got fall admission with worse stats than me: Go screw yourself :)</p>