<p>Hello all, I was wondering would it be possible to transfer to UF for a summer term? I am a freshman at FSU and currently have a 3.8 gpa. Which term would better my chances of being accepted as a person with less than 60 credit hours? Thank you for your time guys.</p>
<p>I know you can defiantly take classes at UF during the summer as a non-student, but I dont know about what your chances are with getting is. Transferring summer or spring would probably be you best shot.</p>
<p>yankee</p>
<p>just curious why you are thinking of transferring from fsu?</p>
<p>I want to get into a graduate school in florida and after talking to some head guys in person, they say they accept about 50% uf undergrads into certain programs, and I feel it would be a smart move for me to do so. </p>
<p>By no means is FSU bad at all, I love it in every imaginable way, fantastic school, wonderful people. The last I want people to think is that I am transferring because I dislike FSU somehow, that is absolutely not the case. I just feel maybe UF would be better for what I want to do when it comes to my career goals, since each school has their weaknesses and strengths.</p>
<p>If you transfer with less than 60 credits the requirements are:
* Foreign language proficiency
* Minimum of 1400 SAT or 33 ACT
* Minimum 4.0 high school GPA as calculated by the University of Florida
* Minimum 3.0 academic college GPA (with no deficit record at any institution)</p>
<p>It is much easier to transfer once you have 60 credits or an associates degree.</p>
<p>I have seen that but I personally know a few people who got in spring w/o those ridiculous requirements.</p>
<p>Good luck, I hope everything works out for you.</p>
<p>I too am a freshman going to UCf hoping I can get into UF but My gpa is subpar should i try applying for my sophmore year for the heck of it then once I get my 60 credits try again if i was not able to make it?</p>