<p>I know the chances are probably slim, but I'm basically curious if it can be done. I'm currently a sophomore at Valencia CC in Orlando looking to get into Civil Engineering. I've got a 3.81 overall GPA, and I plan on transferring to Santa Fe in Spring or Summer 2011 to hopefully better my chances of getting into UF. I know UF encourages transfer applicants to have completed their AA, but I will more than likely have 9 hours of pre-reqs left to complete in the Fall of 2011 which is when I would like to enroll. I'm assuming I would have to apply towards a CLAS major then apply to college of engineering once accepted.</p>
<p>So my questions are has it been done or can it be done? If so, what are the chances?
Any other ways around this?</p>
<p>Other info: I'll have 71 credit hours if everything goes as planned entering fall 2011. My EC's have also been slacking since i've started college, but only because I work 30+ hours a week.</p>
<p>Your gpa is strong, but I’m afraid without the AA it will be close to impossible to be accepted for the term you desire. I think spring 2012 would be more of an appropriate time. If you do go to santa fe next spring, I’d say give it a try and apply before the fall deadline, which I believe is march 1st, and see what they say. They cater very highly to cc students. UCF is great for engineering I thought. Why not transfer there?</p>
<p>I was afraid of that, but I’ll probably give it a shot anyways. I know UCF is great, but its been a dream to go to UF, and I may want to minor in agriculture. I’ve also lived really close to UCF my entire life too so I’m sort of in need of a change of scenery.</p>
<p>I’m not sure if it makes a difference, but the actual prereqs i’d be lacking would be VERY specific engineering courses (Statics, Dynamics, Statistics for Eng) so I would have all my Chem, Physics and Calc (and DE) finished with by summer 2011.</p>